Regulators have been pursuing more enforcement actions against health applications sharing consumers’ data. Friday’s final rule should give those actions more regulatory heft.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) finalized a rule Friday that aims to tighten the reins on digital health apps sharing ...

Kaiser Permanente informed 13.4 million current and former members and patients who accessed its websites and mobile apps ...

The FTC has applied the HBNR to mobile health applications as its recent enforcement actions against GoodRx and Easy ...

Here are the highlights of Kroger’s initial retort to regulators in court: In a key argument of its response, Kroger said the competition the FTC is seeking to preserve is changing. Kroger ...

The non-profit reported that its R&D research center – the Networked Experimentation, Research, and Virtualization ...

Alcohol addiction treatment company Monument banned by the FTC from disclosing user information to third-party advertisers ...

The FTC fined mental telehealth service Cerebral over $7 million for deceptive data sharing practices and failing to honor ...

Cerebral, accused by the FTC of sharing sensitive information of over 3.2 million users with third parties, is now banned ...

Monument will be banned from disclosing personal health information to third parties without consumer consent as a result of ...

The FTC has proposed restricting a mental telehealth service firm from sharing consumer data and requiring it to pay a $7 ...

While no decision has been made at this point, the FTC is expected to vote on the transaction this month, according to traders, who cited a Capitol Forum report from late Friday, which cited ...