Regulator's 50-Page Inquiries Seek Marketing Materials and Privacy Policies, Signaling a Deception Case
neil_chilson · x · 2026-10-15
According to a cited source, the regulator's information requests run more than 50 pages each and demand documents on security incidents and safeguarding practices.
Former FTC official Neil Chilson highlights that the agency is also asking for marketing materials and privacy policy documents—the kind of evidence sought in deception cases under Section 5 or similar statutes, suggesting the probe may center on deceptive practices rather than pure competition.
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