Game Maker Settles With FTC on False Ads
Focus Education, maker of a children’s computer game that claimed to permanently improve kids' attention span and memory, settled charges that the FTC brought against the game maker claiming violations of the FTC Act by making false or unsubstantiated claims…
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about educational benefits the game Jungle Rangers provides children. Focus Education agreed to cease to claim its products and services improve a child’s performance in school, including children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and attention deficit disorder, unless there is scientific evidence backing the claims. A published version of the settlement will be available for public comment for the next 30 days. The FTC will decide Feb. 20 whether to make the proposed settlement final.