Cybersecurity experts have said parents should boycott or at least be cautious of VTech's electronic toys because of how it has handled a hack attack.
They gave the advice after it emerged that VTech's new terms and conditions state that parents must assume responsibility for future breaches.

The UK's data watchdog has said that VTech's new terms and conditions would not absolve it of liability in the case of future hack attacks.

It emerged earlier this week that the toy company had changed its terms to say that families using its software did so at their "own risk".