Category: FTC

Browsewrap and clickwrap agreements must be updated to remain legally enforceable as courts scrutinize their clarity. Here’s how to ensure your online agreements will hold up.

The FTC updated its endorsement guidelines to address influencer marketing and social media disclosures. Here’s what the revised guidelines require from brands and content creators.

The FTC Act prohibits unfair or deceptive acts and practices in commerce. Here’s how the FTC defines deceptive business practices and what enforcement actions the agency takes.

The FTC requires online advertisers to clearly disclose material information near their claims. Here’s what the FTC’s Dot Com Disclosure guidelines require for online advertising.

Jerk.com was a website that allowed users to post defamatory profiles of others. Here’s how the site’s legal battles illustrate key internet defamation principles.

The FTC and APEC collaborated on cross-border privacy enforcement frameworks. Here’s what the case means for e-commerce businesses operating internationally.

The FTC partnered with federal agencies to guide mobile health app developers on compliance. Here’s what the guidance covers and what health app makers must do to stay compliant.

The FTC settled with Machinima over YouTube influencer videos that failed to disclose they were paid promotions. Here’s what the case means for influencer marketing disclosure.

ASUS settled FTC charges that its router security vulnerabilities exposed thousands of consumers to hacking risks. Here’s what the settlement required and its implications.

The FTC took enforcement action against deceptive bitcoin mining scheme operators who misled consumers. Here’s what the case reveals about FTC regulation of cryptocurrency businesses.