The problem right now is that if there's a violation, the FTC doesn't have--may or may not have a rule specifically that's being violated
Brian Schatz: “The problem right now is that if there's a violation, the FTC doesn't have--may or may not have a rule specifically…”
On the recordSeptember 25, 2018
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Schatz highlights the FTC's limitations in enforcing privacy violations.
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