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The Obama administration’s recently released white paper outlines a consumer data privacy framework that would supplement existing laws and, as one of its four key elements, give the Federal Trade Commission a strengthened enforcement role
The Federal Trade Commission’s announcement on January 30, 2012, of its settlement with one of the nation’s largest debt buyers could provide more ammunition for attacks on collection actions initiated by debt collectors and debt buyers
The Federal Trade Commission is urging companies that collect and use consumer data to adopt the best practices described in its recently released final report on privacy titled “Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era of Rapid Change: Recommendations for Businesses and Policy Makers.”
