Facebook won lower penalty in privacy scandal by threatening court battle: WaPo The Federal Trade Commission decided to settle because Facebook has much more money than the U.S. government for litigation, according to one report. News Calvin Freiburger • Jul 23, 2019Jun 18, 2021
Facebook’s $5-billion fine for privacy scandals too low, Democrats complain 'If the FTC is seen as traffic police handing out speeding tickets to companies profiting off breaking the law, then Facebook and other will continue to push the boundaries.' News Calvin Freiburger • Jul 15, 2019Jun 18, 2021
Trump’s Federal Trade Commission begins investigating Google, Facebook The FTC is using its regulatory powers to begin a series of investigations against tech giants for selling users' personal data to third parties. News Chriss Street • Apr 5, 2019Jun 18, 2021
Orrin Hatch calls for FTC investigation into Google’s control of key online markets The Utah GOP senator is concerned about Google stifling competition, violating user privacy, and discriminating on its platforms. News Calvin Freiburger • Aug 31, 2018Jun 18, 2021