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Federal Trade Commission v. LifeLock, Inc., et al
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December 18, 2015
FTC Refines Data Security Standard In Record LifeLock Fine
The Federal Trade Commission's record $100 million settlement with LifeLock for allegedly violating a prior pact that required the company to enhance its privacy and advertising practices illustrates that merely following the letter of an agreement won't shield a company from continued regulatory heat, attorneys say.
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December 17, 2015
LifeLock Pays Record $100M Fine To Settle FTC False Ad Suit
Lifelock Inc. agreed Thursday to pay $100 million to settle the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's allegations that the identity theft protection firm made bogus statements about its services and failed to safeguard customer data, the largest sum ever imposed in an FTC order enforcement action.
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October 28, 2015
LifeLock Sets Aside $116M For False Ad Deal With FTC, Class
LifeLock Inc. has reached a deal with the Federal Trade Commission and a class of consumers in litigation over claims the identity theft protection company made about its services, and has set aside $116 million to cover the proposed settlement, the company told investors Wednesday.