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Google manipulating browser extensions to curb competitors - Vimarsana News

Google manipulating browser extensions to curb competitors

Google is facing rising legal challenges from global regulators who accuse the tech giant of operating an illegal monopoly of its search and digital advertising businesses. One of its most [...]

FTC Releases New Enforcement Policy Statement - Vimarsana News

FTC Releases New Enforcement Policy Statement

To provide businesses with a roadmap for compliance with the various statutes and rules, the Enforcement Policy Statement builds on previous FTC guidance and focuses on three principal areas: disclosure; consent; and cancellation.

FTC Statement Warns Companies About Dark Patterns - Vimarsana News

FTC Statement Warns Companies About Dark Patterns

On October 28, 2021, the Federal Trade Commission announced the issuance of a new enforcement policy statement warning companies against using dark patterns that trick consumers into subscription services.

BREAKING: FTC Announces It Will Ramp Up Enforcement Against - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: FTC Announces It Will Ramp Up Enforcement Against

This month, CPW's Kyle Fath, Kristin Bryan, Christina Lamoureux & Elizabeth Helpling explained how data privacy and cybersecurity were Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") priorities.

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FTC to Work Against Dark Patterns Targeting Consumers - Vimarsana News

FTC to Work Against Dark Patterns Targeting Consumers

The FTC announced that it was going to ramp up enforcement against illegal dark patterns that trick consumers into subscriptions. Collectively applies manipulative techniques that can impair consumer autonomy and create traps for online shoppers.