… If a court found that Twitter’s privacy policy adequately informed users that their contact info might be used for ad targeting, then the FTC should not be able to continue punishing X for that behavior, Musk argued. “The factual foundation of the FTC’s complaint has been dismantled,” X says. “And … …
… We hope that they will enhance and improve their regulation compliance and prevent that from happening in the future,” Huang said at the time. …
… In a statement provided to Ars, Yelp’s vice president of public policy, David Segal, “applauded” the decision as finally ending Google’s enduring abuses, while accusing Google of degrading its own user experience by promoting its own products above others. “When told to give equal footing to rivals… …
… The e-commerce site’s mandatory brand authorization system was also ineffective and understaffed, the EC found, and AliExpress did not penalize traders for selling illegal products as its policy claims it would. …
… In one case, an order was terminated by invoking a “sunset” policy that requires such an outcome after 20 years. In the other, an order was not fundamentally changed due to a market shift, as X argued, but eventually modified after 16 years of compliance. …
… It can make the policy visible. …
… The deposit will be forfeited “should the Participating Company enter non‑compliance with its contractual agreement described” in the memo. Many of the specifics of the policy remain undefined. …
… For Slate, privacy is not a compliance footnote. …
… Ashley is a senior policy reporter for Ars Technica, dedicated to tracking social impacts of emerging policies and new technologies. …
… Those letters told platforms to be prepared to face penalties for any non-compliance. …
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