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Chapter 3: Regulatory Enforcement Flashcards

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Agency that handles unfair and deceptive trade practices

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FTC

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Consent decree

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Formal agreement between the government and a company on how they will behave

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FTC complaint process

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Investigation
Complaint
Resolution or Administrative Law court appeal
Federal court appeal

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Factors in determining unfair practices

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Injures consumer
Violates public policy
Unethical or unscrupulous

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Criteria for determining unfair practices

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Substantial injury
Injury not outweighed by benefits
Injury must not be reasonably avoidable by consumers

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FTC vs. Wyndham Worldwide

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Did not live up to their privacy policy with the security investments

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FTC vs. LabMD

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2016
Inufficient cybersecurity practices

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FTC vs. LifeLock

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2010
Deceptive advertising
Also must implement stronger security controls

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First LifeLock fine

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$12 million

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Second Lifelock fine

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2019
$100 Million

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FTC vs. DesignerWare

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2012
Spyware and keystroke logger
Order to stop doing this

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Deceptive practices

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Likely to mislead consumers
Perspective of reasonable consumer(s)
Pracrice is material

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Geocities deceptive practices

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Sold customer info after saying they wouldn’t

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Eli Lilly deceptive practices

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Collected patient info and then sent patient identities to all other patients

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Nomi deceptive practices

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Used sensors to track customers mobile devices without their consent

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Snapchat deceptive practices

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Told customers that messages and pictures disappeared forever but knew there were workarounds

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TRUSTe deceptive practices

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Provides certifications of privacy practices. Failed to perform annual recerts.

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Facebook 2012 deceptive practices

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Shared information about “friends” with 3rd party developers

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Facebook 2019 fine

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$5 billion

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Zoom deceptive practices

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Said they had end to end encryption, but they didn’t.

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FCC

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Responsible for communications

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CPNI

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Consumer Proprietary Network Information

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2014 Verizon FCC enforcement

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Used CPNI for marketing without consent
$7.4 Million settlement

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TerraComm and YourTel America FCC enforcement

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Posted customer info on a public website

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Department of Commerce

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Handles international privacy agreements

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HHS

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Implements HIPAA

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HHS Lifespan case

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$1 million fine for stolen unencrypted laptop with PHI

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HHS Jackson Health Systems fine

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$2 million for multiple incidents with lost, sold, and leaked patient info

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HHS case against a doctor

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$100,000 for violating HIPAA security rule

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CFPB

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Lead federal agency for consumer finnacial protection

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GST Factoring CFPB enforcement

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$25,000 for illegal telemarketing

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Equifax CFPB fine

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$575 million for losing records for 147M people

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Which agency enforces FERPA

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Department of Education

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Self-regulation programs

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Groups of companies enforce their own standards

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PCI DSS

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Self-regulation
Security and privacy

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NAI

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Network Advertising Initiative
Self-regulation focused on digital marketing

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NAI publishes…

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A code of conduct

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NAI code of conduct contains

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Privacy practices
Opt-out mechanisms
Security procedures

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Where does NAI refer violators?

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FTC

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Trust marks

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Symbols demonstrating independent 3rd party review of privacy standards

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Safe harbor agreements

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Exempt from prosecution for certain laws if they meet requirements

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Privacy Shield

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Between the US and EU allowing data transfers if firms comply with GDPR.
Orgs must certify with Privacy Shield.
Found illegal in 2020 with the Schrems II decision

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