Meta Platforms Inc. has asked a U.S. district court to halt efforts by the Federal Trade Commission to apply further restrictions on the social-media...
Meta Platforms Inc.
has asked a U.S. district court to halt efforts by the Federal Trade Commission to apply further restrictions on the social-media platform, after the agency alleged that the company had run afoul of a $5 billion 2019 privacy settlement, according to the Wall Street Journal. Among other efforts, the FTC is trying to prohibit Meta from profiting off of younger users’ data, and has accused the company of misleading users about its privacy safeguards for children, the Journal said.
has asked a U.S. district court to halt efforts by the Federal Trade Commission to apply further restrictions on the social-media platform, after the agency alleged that the company had run afoul of a $5 billion 2019 privacy settlement, according to the Wall Street Journal. Among other efforts, the FTC is trying to prohibit Meta from profiting off of younger users’ data, and has accused the company of misleading users about its privacy safeguards for children, the Journal said.
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