Because you are suspected of sending out bulk unsolicited e-mail advertisements, your internet service provider is asked by the ftc to supply information on what you do in foreign jurisdictions. will you succeed in a lawsuit against your internet service provider for illegally providing such information to the ftc?

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Beatrice Roberts

13 June, 18:28

Because you are suspected of sending out bulk unsolicited e-mail advertisements, your internet service provider is asked by the ftc to supply information on what you do in foreign jurisdictions. will you succeed in a lawsuit against your internet service provider for illegally providing such information to the ftc?

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Dulce Huffman · Answer 1

FTC stands for Federal Trade Commission and this situation is related to Internet Law. In the given scenario above, the answer is that No, you will not succeed in a lawsuit against the internet service provider. The reason is that ISP is being supplied with immunity by the U. S. Safe Web Act from liability of the given action.