Meta Platforms has rejected the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's attempt to amend a 2020 privacy settlement. The company voluntarily disclosed two technical errors related to its Messenger Kids app to the agency.
Meta spent $5.5 billion on its privacy program and related initiatives. The FTC wants to tighten the existing settlement, which bans profiting from minors' data and expands curbs on facial recognition technology.
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