- FTC Reschedules its Attention Economy Workshop for June 4 ( )
- FTC to Hold Workshop on May 28 on The Attention Economy: How Big Tech Firms Exploit Children and Hurt Families ( )
- FTC Postpones Workshop on Attention Economy: Monopolizing Kids’ Time Online ( )
- FTC Releases Summary of Key Accomplishments ( )
- Genshin Impact Game Developer Will be Banned from Selling Lootboxes to Teens Under 16 without Parental Consent, Pay a $20 Million Fine to Settle FTC Charges ( )
- FTC Finalizes Changes to Children’s Privacy Rule Limiting Companies’ Ability to Monetize Kids’ Data ( )
- FTC Staff Report Finds Large Social Media and Video Streaming Companies Have Engaged in Vast Surveillance of Users with Lax Privacy Controls and Inadequate Safeguards for Kids and Teens ( )
- FTC Announces Tentative Agenda for September 19 Open Commission Meeting ( )
- FTC Investigation Leads to Lawsuit Against TikTok and ByteDance for Flagrantly Violating Children’s Privacy Law ( )
- FTC Order Will Ban NGL Labs and its Founders from Offering Anonymous Messaging Apps to Kids Under 18 and Halt Deceptive Claims Around AI Content Moderation ( )
- Statement of the Commission Regarding TikTok Complaint Referral to DOJ ( )
- FTC Denies Application for New Parental Consent Mechanism Under COPPA ( )
- FTC Releases 2023 Privacy and Data Security Update ( )
- FTC Extends Deadline by 60 days for Commission Decision on ESRB Application for New Consent Mechanism Under COPPA ( )
- FTC Announces Tentative Agenda for January 18 Open Commission Meeting ( )
- FTC Proposes Strengthening Children’s Privacy Rule to Further Limit Companies’ Ability to Monetize Children’s Data ( )
- In Comment Submitted to U.S. Copyright Office, FTC Raises AI-related Competition and Consumer Protection Issues, Stressing That It Will Use Its Authority to Protect Competition and Consumers in AI Markets ( )
- FTC Seeks Research Presentations for PrivacyCon 2024 ( )
- FTC Extends Deadline for Commission Decision on ESRB Application for New Consent Mechanism Under COPPA ( )
- FTC Seeks Comment on New Parental Consent Mechanism Under COPPA ( )
- FTC Provides Testimony Before the House Judiciary Committee at Oversight Hearing ( )
- FTC Will Require Microsoft to Pay $20 million over Charges it Illegally Collected Personal Information from Children without Their Parents’ Consent ( )
- FTC and DOJ Charge Amazon with Violating Children’s Privacy Law by Keeping Kids’ Alexa Voice Recordings Forever and Undermining Parents’ Deletion Requests ( )
- FTC Says Ed Tech Provider Edmodo Unlawfully Used Children’s Personal Information for Advertising and Outsourced Compliance to School Districts ( )
- FTC Files Brief in Jones v. Google in Support of Appeals Court Ruling that COPPA Does Not Preempt Plaintiffs’ State Privacy Claims ( )
- FTC Proposes Blanket Prohibition Preventing Facebook from Monetizing Youth Data ( )
- FTC Finalizes Order Requiring Fortnite maker Epic Games to Pay $245 Million for Tricking Users into Making Unwanted Charges ( )
- Fortnite Video Game Maker Epic Games to Pay More Than Half a Billion Dollars over FTC Allegations of Privacy Violations and Unwanted Charges ( )
- FTC Extends Comment Deadline on Commercial Surveillance, Lax Data Security Practices Initiative Exploring Possible Rules ( )
- FTC to Host Forum on September 8 on Commercial Surveillance and Lax Data Security Practices ( )
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