A new FTC report is exposing tech giants like WhatsApp, Reddit, YouTube, and more for vast data collection and failing to protect user data

An FTC investigation revealed companies like Meta, YouTube, and TikTok are aggressively collecting user data, often without clear consent.

The Federal Trade Commission said social media and streaming companies including YouTube, Amazon and Facebook fail to adequately protect consumer privacy.

A new report from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has found that many social media platforms are engaging in “mass surveillance”, particularly with younger users.  This FTC report stems from responses to 6(b) orders issued in December 2020 to nine leading social media and video streaming companies,

A new FTC report on how social media and streaming sites collect and monetize their hoards of user data doesn't really feature a lot of surprises for anyone who's followed the space. The report has its roots way back in late 2020,

A new report from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) staff examines the data practices of major social media and video streaming companies, focusing on how they collect and use personal information. The report,

The Federal Trade Commission said in a report that major social media companies and video streaming services engaged in vast consumer surveillance while failing to provide adequate privacy controls or safeguards for children.