FTC proposes barring Facebook from kids' data monetization
The FTC has claimed that Facebook violated a 2020 privacy order.
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The FTC has claimed that Facebook violated a 2020 privacy order.
Microsoft notes it may have made a mistake in claiming the structure of the Federal Trade Commission to be in violation of the U.S. Constitution.
According to FTC lawyers, there have been no meaningful talks of a settlement as the two prepare for court in August 2023.
According to the US Federal Trade Commission, Epic Games will pay for several violations of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
In a letter addressing the recent FTC lawsuit Bobby Kotick expressed confidence that despite this challenge the deal will still go through.
With the UK heavily scrutinizing the Microsoft and Activision Blizzard deal, the FTC will now reportedly join in with an antitrust lawsuit.
Microsoft has reportedly delivered required information to the FTC and triggered a 30-day deadline for final challenges and investigations.
The FTC has been probing into the enormous Microsoft acquisition of Activision Blizzard to determine if it violates anti-trust regulations.
Google, Amazon, Facebook and Twitter are among the sites asking readers to flood the FCC with feedback in support of a free internet.
The Federal Trade Commission's annual shopping survey shows that the video game industry is still the best at self-policing itself, keeping mature content away from minors.