FTC Comments on Impersonation Instrumentalities
FTC Comments on Impersonation Instrumentalities
FTC Comments on Impersonation Instrumentalities

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    Public Knowledge and Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) submitted comments to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in support of a proposal to hold liable those who provide goods and services with knowledge that they will be used in unlawful impersonations. The comments urge specificity in the proposal’s language to ensure that the rule does not unintentionally restrict legitimate uses of technologies with similar capabilities.

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