[nectar_slider location=”Connected Toys” full_width=”true” overall_style=”classic” bg_animation=”none” slider_transition=”slide” caption_transition=”fade_in_from_bottom” image_loading=”default” heading_tag=”default” button_sizing=”regular” slider_height=”500″]
Connected Toys Guide
We have produced a guide on connected toys to help members understand the factors they should consider when developing or distributing toys that connect to the internet. There are a number of difficult areas to navigate when developing connected toys. This guide aims to help members consider issues from product design and function through to data use, privacy and security.
Government to introduce cybersecurity legislation
MT2P Consumer Guidance on Connected Toys for Social media
BTHA Guidance on Connected Toys
BTHA Connected Toys and the Internet of Things - The New Risks
Internet of Things: No Universal Default Passwords Guide
Useful Links
Government Cyber Security information
Code of Practice for Consumer IOT Security
The links provided above are for your information and convenience only and are not an endorsement by the British Toy & Hobby Association (BTHA) of the content of such linked websites or third parties. The BTHA has no control over the contents of any linked website and is not responsible for these websites or their content or availability.
The BTHA therefore makes no warranties or representations, express or implied about such linked websites, the third parties they are owned and operated by, the information contained on them or the suitability or quality of any of their products or services.
