FTC Welcomes Revised OECD Guidelines for E-commerce
The Federal Trade Commission welcomed the issuance by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) of new, revised guidelines for protecting consumers in e-commerce.
The guidelines are designed to strengthen consumers’ trust in the expanding electronic marketplace. The original 1999 e-commerce guidelines established a set of principles developed in cooperation with all the OECD countries. The revised guidelines announced today are designed to address the newest developments in e-commerce, such as services that are exchanged for consumer data, mobile transactions and payments, and new platforms that enable consumer-to-consumer transactions. They form part of the OECD’s trust agenda, to be addressed at the upcoming June OECD Ministerial on the Digital Economy.
FTC Welcomes Revised OECD Guidelines for E-commerce Consumer Protection in E-commerce (OECD)