2022 National Association of Attorneys General Robocall Summit
Two days were spent meeting with regulators representing State AG offices, the FTC, FCC, and a number of consumer groups at the
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Congress Answers the Call from Facebook v. Duguid
A new bill in the House of Representatives would amend the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) to expand its definition of an automated telephone dialing system (ATDS). H.R.8334 was introduced…
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A recent case filed by a state attorney general, in cooperation with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), puts illegal robocallers that don’t play by the rules on notice that not…
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FTC Proposes $150m Penalty for Twitter along with the Department of Justice in a stipulated final order, alleging Twitter deceptively used account security data for targeted advertising. [
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