The US Federal Trade Commission’s migration from “notice and choice” to data minimization and other restrictions in its consumer privacy policy, as well as its targeting of “surveillance advertising,” avoid engaging with the complexity of business practices and consumer behavior, says FTC Commissioner Melissa Holyoak.
In her 17 September keynote at the BBB National Programs, Inc.’s National Advertising Division 2024 Conference, “Charting the Global Future of Ad Law,” the Republican-appointed commissioner – sworn in March...
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