A coalition of US groups that advocate for teenagers is crying foul over
proposed changes to Facebook policy that would rubber-stamp the use of teenagers' names, images and personal information to endorse products in advertisements.
The coalition, which includes over 20 public health, media, youth, and consumer advocacy groups, sent
a letter to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on 17 September asking that the government take a closer look at how the
proposed changes will expose teenagers to the same "problematic data collection and sophisticated ad-targeted practices that adults currently face."
