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Not everyone is pleased
Here’s a draft of the consumer privacy “Bill of Rights” act Obama wants to pass
Blackmail away
FTC shuts down “revenge porn” operation, but imposes no fine
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Privacy, seriously
Firms may face new $16,500 privacy fines under White House bill
No pay to play
Yelp says FTC investigation shows its reviews are not fixed
Go ahead, hack away
Feds issue final order over Snapchat privacy incidents, but no fine
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FTC shuts down massive “PC cleaner” scam
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AT&T swamped with refund demands over “cramming” scam; FTC predicts record number of claims
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Are Google’s search results deceptive, or can consumers identify ads on their own?
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Amazon will battle the FTC over kids’ in-app purchases, rejecting a Google-style settlement
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FTC report calls for law on data brokers, points to “sensitive” categories on race and health
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U.S. says 12 companies, including BitTorrent and NFL teams, broke EU privacy rules
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Unmasking the trolls: FTC announces investigation into “patent assertion entities”
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Why privacy settlements like Facebook’s “Sponsored Stories” lawsuit aren’t working
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FTC to take closer look at “native advertising” trend
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Google and FTC reach final deal in Motorola patent dispute
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Google deal with EU regulates search results – report
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Google wins: a plain English guide to the FTC’s big ruling
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Should we trust Google when it comes to piracy and search?
