- Identity Theft/Tax Fraud Focus of February 20 Town Hall Hosted by FTC and Florida Attorney General in Boca Raton ( )
- Path Social Networking App Settles FTC Charges it Deceived Consumers and Improperly Collected Personal Information from Users' Mobile Address Books ( )
- FTC Staff Report Recommends Ways to Improve Mobile Privacy Disclosures ( )
- FTC to Present Report on Mobile Privacy, Announce Enforcement Action ( )
- Cord Blood Bank Settles FTC Charges that it Failed to Protect Consumers Sensitive Personal Information ( )
- Marketers of Criminal Background Screening ReportsTo Settle FTC Charges They Violated Fair Credit Reporting Act ( )
- FTC Strengthens Kids' Privacy, Gives Parents Greater Control Over Their Information By Amending Childrens Online Privacy Protection Rule ( )
- FTC to Study Data Broker Industry's Collection and Use of Consumer Data ( )
- FTC's Second Kids' App Report Finds Little Progress in Addressing Privacy Concerns Surrounding Mobile Applications for Children ( )
- Companies that Own and Manage Payday Lending and Check Cashing Stores to Settle FTC Charges That They Tossed Sensitive Consumer Data into Trash Dumpsters ( )
- FTC Finalizes Settlements with Businesses that Exposed Consumers Sensitive Information by Installing Peer-to-Peer File-Sharing Software on Corporate Computer Systems ( )
- FTC Recommends Best Practices for Companies That Use Facial Recognition Technologies ( )
- Tracking Software Company Settles FTC Charges That it Deceived Consumers and Failed to Safeguard Sensitive Data it Collected ( )
- Operator of Celebrity Fan Websites to Pay $1 Million to Settle FTC Charges that It Illegally Collected Children's Information Without Their Parents' Consent ( )
- FTC Case Results in $163 Million Judgment Against "Scareware" Marketer ( )
- FTC Halts Computer Spying ( )
- Compañía de verificación de antecedentes de empleo pagará una multa de $2.6 millones de dólares por incurrir en múltiples violaciones de la Ley de Informe Imparcial de Crédito ( )
- Employment Background Screening Company to Pay $2.6 Million Penalty for Multiple Violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act ( )
- FTC Seeks Comments on Additional Proposed Revisions to Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule ( )
- FTC Testifies on Commercial Uses of Facial Recognition Technologies ( )
- FTC Offers Consumers Tips on How to Respond to Unwanted Robocalls ( )
- FTC Files Complaint Against Wyndham Hotels For Failure to Protect Consumers' Personal Information ( )
- FTC Charges Businesses Exposed Sensitive Information on Peer-to-Peer File-Sharing Networks, Putting Thousands of Consumers at Risk ( )
- FTC Testifies on Efforts to Protect Consumer Privacy ( )
- FTC Joins Department of Justice and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in Filing Brief Supporting the Constitutionality of the Fair Credit Reporting Act ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Settling Charges With Upromise ( )
- FTC Charges That Security Flaws in RockYou Game Site Exposed 32 Million Email Addresses and Passwords ( )
- FTC Issues Final Commission Report on Protecting Consumer Privacy ( )
- FTC Releases Top Complaint Categories for 2011 ( )
- FTC Approves Safe Harbor Program for Aristotle International, Inc. ( )
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