A strict reading of the rule known as COPPA makes it difficult to gather kids' age data legally. The FTC now says it will not be strict.
Here's the interview that CBS and the FCC don't want you to see.
After an investigation found some customers were charged nearly 25% more for identical items, Instacart says it’s ending its controversial price-testing program.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission accused Instacart of misleading costumers with promises of free deliveries and full refunds.
The price is wrong.
On a long enough timeline, what is a monopoly anyway?
Friedland simply could not get her to disclose her LSAT score.
Nothing worse than someone else deleting your posts.
Scammers are pretending to be Elon Musk. They're stealing millions from hard-working people.
"I was devastated knowing I fell for something like this," wrote one person in Florida who said they lost $41,000.
The historic agreement means that, for once, Amazon could put some money back in your pocket.
Amazon will pay a $1 billion civil penalty—the largest ever in an FTC rule-violation case—and provide $1.5 billion in refunds to customers.
While ABC says its bringing Jimmy Kimmel back, there's another looming threat to independent media.
The FTC is claiming that Amazon made cancelling a subscription tough on purpose.
“American live entertainment is the best in the world and should be accessible to all of us," said the FTC chairman.
Just print this form and bring it to the gym when you should be at work.
Gizmodo obtained consumer complaints to FTC through a FOIA request.
I'd like to unsubscribe from this timeline.
Death to junk fees.
Neurotech companies have few regulations when it comes to selling neural information.
