What is the Responsibility of Online Platforms to Protect Consumers?

Do social media companies have an obligation to protect consumers on their platforms? Rafael Reyneri of the FTC discusses the intricacies of legal and ethical responsibility on social media with EverC VP Melissa Sutherland.
Rafael Reyneri is a staff attorney for the Federal Trade Commission, a bipartisan federal agency that is mission-driven to protect consumers while promoting innovation and competition in a dynamic economy. Prior to joining the FTC, Rafael practiced Communications and Media and Data Privacy and Cybersecurity law.
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