This FTC action is also contrary to the major questions doctrine enunciated in recent Supreme Court cases holding that policy decisions of administrative rule making on major questions of vast economic and political significance are an excessive, unauthorized exercise of agency authority unless there is a clear congressional authorization.
FTC noncompete rulemaking crosses the line
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The FTC said the proposed changes on Wednesday to its privacy order with Meta represent just the first step in the process for making changes.
FTC says Facebook misled parents, proposes block on monetizing children's data
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