FTC v. Facebook

FTC v. Facebook refers to a legal case where the Federal Trade Commission accused Facebook of engaging in unfair practices by collecting and sharing users' personal data without proper consent. The FTC argued that Facebook's actions violated previous privacy promises and laws, undermining consumer trust. As a result, Facebook was ordered to implement stricter privacy safeguards and face ongoing oversight to ensure they protect user information more transparently and securely. The case highlights the importance of privacy rights and accountability for tech companies handling personal data.