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Meta asks a US federal court to block the FTC's attempt on May 3 to change the 2020's $5B privacy settlement, which the FTC alleges the company has violated

Bloomberg Leah Nylen

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  • @swiftstories Mike Swift on x
    Breaking: @Meta has just moved to attempt to block the @FTC from amending its $5 billion #privacy settlement approved by a federal judge back in 2020. The FTC, Meta says is attempting to “regulate by fiat.” https://content.mlex.com/... [image]
  • @megangra Megan Gray on x
    the only thing missing from this jurisdictional pissing match is the sad failure of fate that Meta did not draw Judge Mehta https://twitter.com/...
  • @chesterj1 Jeffrey Chester on x
    Can one believe #Meta claiming it protects #privacy esp. youth. It just went to court to thwart #FTC safeguards. If you look at #Meta, its data-marketing applications & #FTC consent decree, you see we are at risk. Stand up for us @linakhanFTC @RKSlaughterFTC @BedoyaFTC
  • @faststocknewss @faststocknewss on x
    Meta Platforms Asks Federal Court to Block FTC in Privacy Fight — WSJ Meta argues FTC can't unilaterally change a 2019 privacy settlement — WSJ FTC is seeking new sanctions on Facebook owner, alleging privacy violations — WSJ $META