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And in 2009, Mr. Beck and another affiliate of Swift Trade paid $20,000 in fines to the Ontario Securities Commission after the regulator accused the firm of making misrepresentations about a client.

Facebook is "barred from making misrepresentations about the privacy or security of consumers' personal information".

The terms of the initial settlement deal that Facebook inked with the SEC in 2011 barred the company from making misrepresentations about the privacy or security of consumers' personal information; and required the company to get the express consent before changing privacy preferences.

Specific details of the 2011 decree included barring Facebook from making misrepresentations about privacy and security of personal information; getting user consent before making change that override privacy preferences; preventing material to be shared after an account was deleted or deactivated; and maintaining a privacy program assessing risks and getting this audited every two years.

Mr. Cooper said the developer also made misrepresentations about Ms. Schlanger's ability to resell the property.

The players say the N.F.L. made misrepresentations about the seriousness of their injuries "with the intent of inducing N.F.L. players, including plaintiffs, to return to play as soon as physically possible after having suffered a football-related concussion and to promote an aggressive style of football that would attract viewers".

Watchdogs are said to be wanting information about whether banks made misrepresentation about them to secure deals, and whether aggressive selling crossed the line into something illegal.

Now, are the authorities making misrepresentations when they tell me the tapes don't exist?

"They were the result of the SFO, under its former leadership, omitting pertinent facts and making misrepresentations to the court.

"Any company that makes misrepresentations to consumers about its privacy and security practices risks FTC action".

It also admitted to having made misrepresentations to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac about the quality of loans sold to those government-controlled mortgage companies.