AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoConsumer Protection: Florida AG James Uthmeier sued Netflix, alleging the streaming giant collected and sold minors’ sensitive data without verifiable parental consent, despite marketing children’s profiles as safer and ad-free. Environment & Wildlife: In the Florida Keys, a family found 64 baby sea turtles in a backyard pool after bright home lights disoriented hatchlings; all were treated and released. Local Government & Tech: Sarasota County’s tax collector says it has fully moved off legacy software to a new state-of-the-art system and is expanding DMV facilities to match growth. Privacy & Infrastructure: Orange County commissioners backed a temporary moratorium on large AI data centers, citing weak local rules and community concerns over impacts on water and the grid. Public Health: Florida reported a fourth death from Vibrio vulnificus, a flesh-eating bacterium often linked to raw or undercooked oysters, as officials warn beachgoers and seafood consumers. Sports & Community: Miami-Dade Sheriff’s deputy Luis Hernandez earned a UFC contract after a submission win in Las Vegas, while Hispanic Heritage Month kicked off across Central Florida with art and community events.
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