Disney will pay $10 million to settle allegations by the Federal Trade Commission that the entertainment company facilitated the "unlawful collection" of children's personal data.

In a complaint filed on Tuesday, the FTC said that Disney Worldwide Services and Disney Entertainment Operations — two entities that offer technical support and media content — violated the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule, known as COPPA, by failing to properly label some videos uploaded to YouTube as "made for kids." The mislabeling also exposed children to "age-inappropriate YouTube features," the FTC said in a statement .

"Our order penalizes Disney's abuse of parents' trust, and, through a mandated video-review program, makes room for the future of protecting kids online — age assurance te

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