FTC Removes Business Guidance Blogs

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FTC Removes Posts Critical of Amazon, Microsoft, and AI Companies

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More than 300 FTC blogs were removed from the FTC 's website on Tuesday morning .

Blogs included important consumer protection information related to artificial intelligence and the agency's landmark privacy lawsuits under former chair Lina Khan against companies like Amazon and Microsoft .

Sources tell WIRED that tech companies are the only groups who benefit from the removal of these blogs.

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