FTC removes posts critical of big tech from its website
- The Federal Trade Commission has removed over 300 blogs related to consumer protection and big tech, including important guidance on issues like privacy and artificial intelligence.
- Current and former FTC employees revealed that the removed blogs included advice for tech companies on complying with consumer protection laws.
- Andrew Ferguson, the newly appointed FTC Chair, has vowed to focus on perceived censorship by social media rather than previous consumer protection issues.
- Sources suggest that deleting these blogs mainly benefits tech companies, as it minimizes prior compliance expectations established by previous administrations.
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