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Ohlhausen Addresses Net Neutrality In Absence Of Pai

By Stewart Wolpin
Jan 9, 2018

The Federal Trade Commission will allow Internet-connected devices, including children's toys and personal assistants, to record and store the voice of a child under 13 without seeking parental permission so long as it is only for the replacement of written words with voice commands in performing search and other functions on those Internet-connected devices and then destroyed ASAP.

FTC Says Tech Toys Can Store Kids' Voices Without Parental OK

By John Eggerton
Oct 23, 2017

Keeping Current

FTC Probing Allegations Of Amazon's Deceptive Discounting

By TWICE Staff
Jul 21, 2017

Want to know why your smartphone hasn’t received the latest security update? So does Uncle Sam.

Smartphones/Tablets

Where’s My Smartphone Update? The Feds Are Asking Too

By Alan Wolf
May 10, 2016

FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez and CTA president/CEO Gary Shapiro

CES 2016: Wheeler Predicts “Spectrum Extravaganza”

By Lisa Johnston
Jan 6, 2016

CEA Adds To CES Speaker Lineup

By John Laposky
Nov 12, 2014

FTC Complaint Vs. AT&T Could Give Other Carriers Pause

By Twice Editors
Oct 29, 2014

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