FTC Says Social Media Platforms Engage in ‘Vast Surveillance’ of Users
Social media platforms are engaging in “vast surveillance” of people online and failing to protect children, according to a new report from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. And if you thought Big Tech was serious about calling for FTC Chair Lina Khan to be fired before, just wait until this report properly trickles through Silicon Valley today.
The Federal Trade Commission said social media and streaming companies including YouTube, Amazon and Facebook fail to ...
Attorney Charles Hoffecker of Hotchkiss Hoffecker Peacock in Atlanta said the FTC failed to adjust its shotgun approach in ...
of the FTC Act, which lets the commission conduct studies without a specific law enforcement purpose. The orders were sent to Amazon (which owns Twitch), Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, X, Snap ...
Major websites routinely engage in "mass surveillance" of their users, especially children and teens, to squeeze profits out ...
Kentucky judge killed in his chambers, county sheriff arrested In December 2020, the FTC ordered companies like Amazon, ...
Express Scripts, one of the country’s largest pharmacy benefit managers, sued the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Tuesday and ...
WASHINGTON (TND) — A report released by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Thursday revealed a widespread practice of user surveillance by social media platforms and streaming services.
Pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts sued the U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday over the regulator's recent drug ...
The Federal Trade Commission sued the three dominant pharmacy-benefit managers in the United States, alleging they inflated the cost of insulin by using their position as middlemen in the U.S ...
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