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The Federal Trade Commission is sending $1

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The Federal Trade Commission has chosen four winning submissions for its Voice Cloning Challenge to promote the development of ideas to protect consumers from the misuse of artificial intelligence-enabled voice cloning for fraud and other harms

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The Federal Trade Commission today issued its third report on e-cigarette sales and advertising nationwide, which shows that the combined sales of cartridge-based and disposable e-cigarette products to U

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The Federal Trade Commission is sending nearly $62 million in refunds to sellers deceived by advertising and marketing claims made by online real estate business Opendoor Labs, Inc

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FDIC CONSUMER NEWS | APRIL 1, 2024

FDIC CONSUMER NEWS – APRIL 2024 EDITION

Travel Tips: Bon Voyage
 
Safe travels with your money
Considering a vacation soon? In the rush of preparing for travel, it is easy to forget the steps you should take to protect your finances while you are away

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As the Federal Trade Commission’s new rule on government and business impersonation goes into effect today, the agency is highlighting new data on the most common ways consumers are targeted by these treacherous scams

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WHAT:The Federal Trade Commission will host an online meeting of the Scams Against Older Adults Advisory Group on April 2, 2024

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The Federal Trade Commission has denied an application, without prejudice, by the Entertainment Software Rating Board, Yoti, and SuperAwesome for Commission approval of a new mechanism for obtaining parental consent under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA Rule)

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The CFPB and FTC filed an amicus brief to help ensure that consumer reporting companies investigate consumer disputes

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Hemos introducido junto a la FTC un escrito amicus curiae para asegurarnos de que las compañías de informes del consumidor investiguen las disputas hechas por los consumidores

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