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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announces a $16.5 million settlement against a UK service provider and a ban from selling browsing data for advertising purposes. TaxAct and Avast, software providers, also reach multimillion-dollar settlements in online privacy suits with the FTC. Avast is set to pay $16.5 million in the proposed settlement.
FTC Announces $16.5 Million Settlement Against UK Service Provider and Ban from Selling Browsing Data for Advertising Purposes https://t.co/pwyvHJsBEm #FTC #databrokers #UnitedKingdom @BPrivacyHub https://t.co/ejuGx7v3ap
Software Provider Avast to Pay $16.5 Million in Proposed FTC Settlement https://t.co/iaxyjN9gHv
Software Provider Avast to Pay $16.5 Million in Proposed FTC Settlement https://t.co/LT8G5HGIIq | by @cozen_oconnor
