Meta is pushing back against a federal court decision allowing the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to seek to impose new limits on its facial recognition use and on how much money the platform can make off minors.
The U.S. District Court for D.C. on Monday denied a motion filed by Meta for the court to absorb the dispute with the FTC, which is seeking to enact new restrictions and reopen its 2020 enforcement order accusing the company of violating children’s privacy, following a 2019 ruling that led to a $5 billion settlement.
