Any party who gives information to the Federal Trade Commission concerning possible deceptive conduct in a foreign jurisdiction is immune from liability.

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Tiffany Parrish · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) does not grant automatic immunity to parties who report deceptive conduct in foreign jurisdictions. While reporting such conduct can be part of cooperative efforts to combat international fraud, immunity from liability would depend on the specific circumstances and legal frameworks involved, not merely on the act of reporting.

Any party who gives information to the Federal Trade Commission concerning possible deceptive conduct in a foreign jurisdiction is immune from liability.

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