VTech, a Hong Kong based fellowship notified customers of a data plug when hackers were able to gain access to childrens' photos, chat logs, children's names, genders and birthdates, account email addresses, passwords, secret questions and answers for password retrieval, IP addresses, mailing addresses and download history. The majority of the people hacked - more than 2.2 million parents and nearly 2.9 million kids - are in the U.S. The hacks were overspread across more than a dozen countries, including France, the U.K. and Germany.More information: http://money.cnn.com/2015/11/30/technology/vtech-hack-kids/