- Online Talent Search Company Settles FTC Allegations it Collected Children’s Information without Consent and Misled Consumers ( )
- Electronic Toy Maker VTech Settles FTC Allegations That it Violated Children’s Privacy Law and the FTC Act ( )
- Fabricante de juguetes electrónicos VTech resuelve las alegaciones de la FTC por infringir la Ley de Privacidad Infantil en Internet y la Ley de la FTC ( )
- FTC, Department of Education Ed Tech Workshop to Focus on Privacy Issues Related to Education Technology ( )
- FTC Announces Final Agenda for Ed Tech Workshop ( )
- FTC Provides Additional Guidance on COPPA and Voice Recordings ( )
- FTC, Department of Education Announce Workshop to Explore Privacy Issues Related to Education Technology ( )
- FTC Approves Modifications to TRUSTe’s COPPA Safe Harbor Program ( )
- FTC Seeks Comment on Proposed Changes to TRUSTE’s COPPA Safe Harbor Program ( )
- Mobile Advertising Network InMobi Settles FTC Charges It Tracked Hundreds of Millions of Consumers’ Locations Without Permission ( )
- Dos desarrolladores de aplicaciones resuelven los cargos presentados por la FTC por infringir la Ley de Protección de la Privacidad Infantil en Internet ( )
- Two App Developers Settle FTC Charges They Violated Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act ( )
- FTC Grants Approval for New COPPA Verifiable Parental Consent Method ( )
- FTC Extends Deadline for Decision on Riyo, Inc., Proposal for Parental Verification Method Under COPPA Rule ( )
- FTC Staff Conducts Follow Up Survey of Kids’ Apps ( )
- FTC Extends Deadline for Public Comment on Riyo, Inc., Proposal for Parental Verification Method Under COPPA Rule ( )
- FTC Seeks Public Comment on Riyo Proposal for Parental Verification Method Under COPPA Rule ( )
- FTC Concludes Review of AgeCheq’s Second Proposed COPPA Verifiable Parental Consent Method ( )
- FTC Warns Children’s App Maker BabyBus About Potential COPPA Violations ( )
- FTC Concludes Review of AgeCheq’s Initial Proposed COPPA Verifiable Parental Consent Method ( )
- FTC Seeks Public Comment on Second AgeCheq, Inc., Proposal for Parental Verification Method Under COPPA Rule ( )
- Yelp, TinyCo Settle FTC Charges Their Apps Improperly Collected Children’s Personal Information ( )
- FTC Seeks Public Comment on AgeCheq, Inc., Proposal for Parental Verification Method Under COPPA Rule ( )
- FTC Approves iKeepSafe COPPA “Safe Harbor” Oversight Program ( )
- FTC Files Amicus Brief Clarifying Role of Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act ( )
- FTC Seeks Public Comment on iKeepSafe’s Proposed Safe Harbor Program Under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule ( )
- FTC Concludes Review of iVeriFly’s Proposed COPPA Verifiable Parental Consent Method ( )
- FTC Approves kidSAFE Safe Harbor Program ( )
- FTC Settles with Children’s Gaming Company For Falsely Claiming To Comply With International Safe Harbor Privacy Framework ( )
- FTC’s ‘Net Cetera’ Advises Parents on How to Talk to Their Kids About Internet Use ( )
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