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Coalition urges FTC to reject X's bid to weaken privacy order

An EFF-led coalition of over 15 groups is urging the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to deny X's request to terminate or weaken a 2022 privacy oversight order. The coalition argues that X has not met the legal standard for such a change, and that recent leadership shifts do not absolve the company of its obligations. Furthermore, they contend that X's increasing use of AI and data necessitates continued scrutiny, rather than reduced oversight. AI

IMPACT This action highlights ongoing regulatory scrutiny of how companies like X handle user data, particularly with the rise of AI, impacting future data usage policies.

RANK_REASON A coalition is petitioning a regulatory body regarding a significant company's existing oversight order. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=1 ai=0.4]

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Coalition urges FTC to reject X's bid to weaken privacy order

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    EFF-led coalition (15+ groups) urges the FTC to reject X’s bid to end/weaken a 2022 privacy oversight order. They say X missed the legal standard, leadership ch

    EFF-led coalition (15+ groups) urges the FTC to reject X’s bid to end/weaken a 2022 privacy oversight order. They say X missed the legal standard, leadership changes don’t remove obligations, and new AI/data uses increase—rather than reduce—need for scrutiny. Learn more: https://…