YouTube violates children's privacy, consumer groups claim
Consumer privacy advocates ask FTC to stop YouTube from collecting kids' data without parents' permission
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Consumer privacy advocates ask FTC to stop YouTube from collecting kids' data without parents' permission
Technology writer April Glaser shares the questions she wants the Facebook CEO to answer under oath
Timing and details on surrounding his testimony are being worked out at a later date
Consumers received more than 18 billion unwanted calls in 2017 -- a 75 percent increase from the year before
Attorneys general in New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts have launched investigations into the data firm
The Federal Trade Commission says younger Americans are particularly vulnerable to scammers
Even as millions more Americans joined the FTC's "Do Not Call" list, robocallers hiked their activity by 76 percent
When marketers tap customers' personal info, they can cross a line -- but it's hard to pinpoint exactly where
TripAdvisor says it's unaware of an FTC inquiry and hasn't been contacted by the commission
Thousands of customers say they didn't know they were being enrolled in costly monthly subscriptions
Federal Trade Commission and state prosecutors are taking action against defendants accused of deceiving borrowers
Feds have notched some notable victories against this scourge, but the monthly volume of calls has doubled in 2017
Cybercriminals are taking advantage of the storm, which has devastated southeast Texas ever since making landfall days ago
Brain training games tout cognitive benefits such as improved memory, brain speed and attention -- but a new report challenges those claims
A judge approves a class-action settlement for users of the infidelity website whose personal information was exposed in 2015
The Federal Trade Commission is reportedly looking into allegations the retailing giant misleads consumers about its discounts
The top two daily fantasy sports companies blew the whistle on plans to combine after regulators expressed deep misgivings
Along with two attorneys general, the agency wants to block the daily fantasy sports sites' proposed combination
Satellite TV provider invaded consumers' privacy by calling those on federal "Do Not Call" list, court finds
Diploma mills are big business, conferring bogus credentials on thousands in education, tech, the military, medicine and more
A California case claims the retailer's discounts were compared to phony regular prices to make deals look better than they were
In some states, you'll need a permit to ship potatoes, braid hair or do interior design -- that's "ridiculous," regulator says
American consumers reported losing more than $744 million overall to fraud in 2016, averaging roughly $1,000 per person victimized
Consumer advocates say Service Corporation International charges higher prices than rivals do -- and fails to list costs online
Global money transfer giant admits it ignored for years evidence that customers were being defrauded