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The Federal Trade Commission announces sanctions for Facebook in 2019 for mishandling user privacy.

The Federal Trade Commission announces sanctions for Facebook in 2019 for mishandling user privacy. Image: Reuters/Yuri Gripas

Lisa Quest
Partner; Head, Public Sector, United Kingdom & Ireland, Oliver Wyman (Marsh McLennan)
Jo Ann Barefoot
Founder, CEO, Alliance for Innovative Regulation
Owain Service
Founder, CEO, The Cognition Company
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