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The jockeying between the administration and the chairman, Robert Pitofsky, came as the agency gave its annual report to Congress on online privacy and sought new authority to impose privacy rules to protect consumers.

Companies can create different assets, specify transaction speed, impose privacy requirements and decide who may take part.

Because the C.I.A. is prohibited from spying on the domestic activities of Americans, the agency imposes privacy safeguards on the program, said the officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity because it is classified.

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Facebook shares fell more than 5percentt following the FTC statement, continuing a drop of more than 23percentt from the peak on Feb. 1. "Companies who have settled previous FTC actions must also comply with FTC order provisions imposing privacy and data security requirements," Tom Pahl, acting director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection, said Monday in a release.

Shareholders also have filed a lawsuit alleging that executives failed to impose effective privacy safeguards.

Fortunately, the legislation would impose sensible privacy protections despite attempts by business lobbyists to weaken the safeguards.

Congress will have to return to the issue of whether to impose new privacy safeguards on that program as part of a longer-term extension.

Edmund Mierzwinski, consumer program director at the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, said he believed that the North Dakota vote would lead to greater privacy efforts in many states, especially California, where the Legislature is considering a measure to do just what North Dakota voters did: impose tighter privacy rules than federal banking law requires.

Third, societies impose major privacy and private choice-related legal obligations on their members (Westin 1967).

And yet, our federal government could still choose to impose stricter privacy policies.