The CFTC approved (i) three foreign board of trade applications submitted by European entities and (ii) technical corrections to consumer data privacy rules.
The California Attorney General proposed draft regulations to the soon-to-be effective California Consumer Privacy Act. The proposed regulations provide clarity on the collection and use of personal data by businesses and organizations.
Representative Jahana Hayes introduced a bill to amend the CEA to increase the protection of proprietary information submitted to the CFTC by CPOs and CTAs.
Google and YouTube agreed to pay $170 million in order to settle FTC and New York Attorney General charges for violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.
Five companies settled FTC charges for falsely identifying themselves as participants in the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield framework, which allows companies to transfer consumer data from the European Union and Switzerland to the United States.
The FTC amended the list of broadband companies that are subject to an Order to File a Special Report on "privacy policies, procedures, and practices."
The FTC obtained injunctions against a corporation and it's CEO for, among other things, telemarketing violations concerning the National Do Not Call Registry.
