The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has told the government it wants duties on internet companies in the Online Safety Bill to be extended to paid-for advertising as well as covering user-generated content to enhance consumer protection.
The regulator's annual perimeter report — produced as part of its accountability to parliament — called for legislative change to address concerns beyond the body's remit to strengthen consumer pro...
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