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FTC readies national privacy framework

Posted on November 16, 2010July 3, 2025 by Dissent

Ellen Messmer reports:

…. The FTC, whose mission is to protect consumers and guard against harmful business practices, expects to issue a “privacy framework” that will include guidance about best practices, says an FTC source. Washington insiders expect the FTC framework to appear in early December. Even sooner than that, industry watchers expect the Department of Commerce to issue a report about data privacy online and make a call for a national data-privacy law.

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