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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is a US government agency responsible for protecting consumers and promoting competition by enforcing laws related to antitrust and consumer protection. As a key regulator in the tech industry, the FTC plays a crucial role in shaping the business practices of tech companies, investigating data breaches, and reviewing mergers and acquisitions, making its actions and decisions highly relevant to the tech community.

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