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District Court Dismisses FTC’s “Unfairness” Claim Against Internet of Things Manufacturer

WilmerHale on 9/28/2017

A district court judge has dismissed an “unfairness” claim included in the FTC’s complaint against D-Link, a connected devices manufacturer selling routers and internet-connected cameras. The FTC had made the claim without...more

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District Court Dismisses FTC’s “Unfairness” Claim Against Internet of Things Manufacturer

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