- FTC and FCC Sign Memorandum of Understanding on Continued Cooperation on Consumer Protection Issues ( )
- FTC Sends Refunds to Former AT&T Wireless Customers Who Were Subject to Data Throttling ( )
- FTC Finalizes Order Banning Stalkerware Provider from Spyware Business ( )
- FTC Staff Report Finds Many Internet Service Providers Collect Troves of Personal Data, Users Have Few Options to Restrict Use ( )
- FTC Warns Health Apps and Connected Device Companies to Comply With Health Breach Notification Rule ( )
- FTC Staff Presents Report on Nearly a Decade of Unreported Acquisitions by the Biggest Technology Companies ( )
- FTC Announces Tentative Agenda for September 15 Open Commission Meeting ( )
- FTC Bans SpyFone and CEO from Surveillance Business and Orders Company to Delete All Secretly Stolen Data ( )
- Online Coloring Book App Recolor Settles FTC Allegations It Illegally Collected Kids’ Personal Information ( )
- FTC Finalizes Order with Flo Health, a Fertility-Tracking App that Shared Sensitive Health Data with Facebook, Google, and Others ( )
- FTC Finalizes Settlement with Photo App Developer Related to Misuse of Facial Recognition Technology ( )
- Mobile Banking App Settles FTC Allegations that It Misled Users about Access to Funds and Interest Rates ( )
- FTC Finalizes Settlement with Mobile Advertising Company over Allegations it Failed to Provide Promised In-Game Rewards ( )
- Developer of Popular Women’s Fertility-Tracking App Settles FTC Allegations that It Misled Consumers About the Disclosure of their Health Data ( )
- California Company Settles FTC Allegations It Deceived Consumers about use of Facial Recognition in Photo Storage App ( )
- FTC Requires Mobile Advertising Company to Stop Misleading Users About In-Game Rewards ( )
- FTC Alleges Mobile Banking App Misled Users About Access to Their Funds, Failed to Deliver on Promised High Interest Rates ( )
- FTC Sends Refunds to Victims of Deceptive Money-Making Schemes Involving Cryptocurrencies ( )
- FTC to Host Virtual PrivacyCon 2020 on July 21 ( )
- FTC Gives Final Approval to Settlement with Digital Game Maker ( )
- FTC Releases Agenda for PrivacyCon 2020 ( )
- FTC Announces that PrivacyCon 2020 Will be Held Virtually ( )
- FTC Gives Final Approval to Settlement with Smart Lock Maker ( )
- Swiss Digital Game Developer Settles FTC Allegations that it Falsely Claimed it was a Member of COPPA Safe Harbor Program ( )
- Canadian Maker of Smart Locks Settles FTC Allegations That it Deceived Consumers about its Security Practices ( )
- FTC Gives Final Approval to Settlement with Stalking Apps Developer ( )
- FTC to Examine Past Acquisitions by Large Technology Companies ( )
- FTC Brings First Case Against Developers of “Stalking” Apps ( )
- FTC Announces PrivacyCon 2020 and Calls for Research Presentations ( )
- FTC Revises List of Companies Subject to Broadband Privacy Study ( )
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