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4 January 2019

FTC Settles With Ride-Sharing Service For Failure To Disclose Data Breach

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On October 26, the FTC gave final approval to a settlement agreement with a ride-sharing service. The FTC alleged that the company had deceived consumers about its privacy and data security practices,
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On October 26, the FTC gave final approval to a settlement agreement with a ride-sharing service. The FTC alleged that the company had deceived consumers about its privacy and data security practices, such as failing to take reasonable measures to secure consumer data stored in the cloud, resulting in two data breaches. The FTC's Decision and Order requires the company to maintain a comprehensive privacy program, obtain privacy assessments by a third party, report any future data security incidents to the FTC, and submit a compliance report to the FTC.

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