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Daily Dashboard | The AT&T v. FTC ruling creates a regulatory blind spot Related reading: Saskatchewan IPC publishes blog on health care privacy

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Recently, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the U.S. Federal Trade Commission in a case involving AT&T’s “throttling” of data for customers promised “unlimited” data plans. What’s this got to do with privacy? Potentially, a great deal. In the ruling, the 9th Circuit determined that AT&T’s status as a common carrier means they can only be regulated by the Federal Communications Commission. And yet the FCC can regulate a company “only to the extent that it is engaged in providing telecommunications services.” So, where does that leave us? IAPP Westin Fellow Calli Schroeder examines the potential impact on privacy regulation for Privacy Tracker.
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