In a related but separate item, the FTC announced law enforcement actions against Cambridge Analytica. Specifically, the FTC targeted Cambridge Analytica's former chief executive officer, Alexander Nix, and Aleksandr Kogan, an app developer who worked with the company. The FTC alleges that they used false and deceptive tactics to harvest personal information from millions of Facebook users. Kogan and Nix agreed to a settlement with the FTC that will restrict how they conduct any business in the future. In contrast to the immunity the FTC gave Facebook executives, the agency prohibited Nix and Kogan from making false or deceptive statements regarding the extent to which they collect, use, share, or sell personal information, as well as the purposes for which they collect, use, share, or sell such information. In addition, they are required to delete or destroy any personal information collected from consumers via the GSRApp and any related work product that originated from the data.