FTC launches personalized pricing and compensation inquiry. Commission orders seek pricing and compensation methodology from major airlines, ride-sharing companies and food-delivery firms:
The FTC is hiring an Information Technology Specialist (INFOSEC) (GS 11) to work in its Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO). Apply by 10/14/26:
Searching online for health insurance this open season? FTC Chairman @AFergusonFTC has advice to help you avoid a government imposter pretending to be or
Only platforms can remove intimate photos and videos shared without your consent, but it’s the FTC’s job to make sure those platforms comply with the Take It Down Act. Help keep platforms accountable. If a platform violates this law, tell us at
With a strong nor’easter inundating parts of the Northeast U.S., unlicensed contractors or scammers may contact you promising to clean up water damage. If they want cash up front, walk away. Spotting the tactics scammers use could help you avoid a scam:
Participate in a free one-hour virtual roundtable with experts discussing how to detect scammers' tactics and avoid Medicare and health insurance-related scams. Join us today at 1pm ET:
Attend a free one-hour virtual roundtable with experts discussing scammers’ efforts to defraud people during Open Enrollment for both Medicare and the Health Insurance Marketplace. Join us on Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026, at 1pm ET:
Americans are losing billions of dollars to scammers impersonating governments and businesses, often using Big Tech’s platforms. The FTC is fighting back. Today, we seek comment on whether we need new tools to aid in our fight against online scams.
FTC seeks public comment on whether to update Rule on Impersonation of Government and Businesses to address platforms’ role in promoting impersonation scams: