In the ongoing dispute between Meta and the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Judge Randall Moss of the US District Court for the District of Columbia has said that he would hear arguments in late January on a request that he temporarily stop the FTC from unilaterally reopening a 2020 privacy settlement.
UPDATE: 281223 - MediaPost reports that Meta has asked a federal judge to determine whether the duel role of the FTC to investigate potential violations and issue rulings is unconstitutional.
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