FTC Settlement Won't Change Facebook's Behavior, Commissioner Slaughter Says

The transcript discusses the FTC's decision regarding Facebook's settlement, highlighting differing opinions on whether litigation would have been more effective in ensuring accountability and transparency. The commissioner argues for public litigation to deter future misconduct, while a colleague supports the settlement for its certainty. Concerns about Facebook's behavior, potential penalties for Zuckerberg, and the importance of children's privacy are also addressed. The FTC's role in antitrust investigations and the broader issue of Big Tech regulation are discussed, emphasizing the need for consumer protection and competition.

What concerns were raised about Facebook's future behavior following the settlement?

What is the speaker's perspective on the effectiveness of litigation versus settlement?

What is the significance of the FTC's antitrust investigation into Facebook as mentioned in the text?