Germany bans Cayla doll for spying abilities

Spain

February 18, 2017 4:03pm CST

The toy has microphone and integrated bluetooth connection. The German government says that toys that hide cameras or microphones and can transmit data inadvertently threaten privacy. They will ask the shops to remove the doll, is not it exaggerated?

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@jstory07 (135135)

• Roseburg, Oregon

18 Feb 17

That would be a good idea not to sell that doll.

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• Spain

18 Feb 17

Yes, it's the old discussion about freedom versus intimacy, and how far should we get

@LadyDuck (460454)

• Switzerland

21 Feb 17

They also asked to all parents who bought the doll to destroy it. No it's not exaggerated if this doll is a treat.

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@averygirl72 (37770)

• Philippines

19 Feb 17

The toys can be used for spying because of technology. That's really bad idea

@PatZAnthony (14752)

• Charlotte, North Carolina

19 Feb 17

We saw this information recently. Imagine that! Toys are even spying.

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@Tampa_girl7 (49283)

• United States

23 Feb 17

I heard about this on the news. It is worrisome.

@WriterAI (5373)

• Bulgaria

21 Feb 17

It isn't exaggerated. These dolls are dangerous for the children. It's a pity that children's world is so badly affected by tech.