It remains one of the few regulatory actions within the US to target the company. Eight years later, the FTC is investigating whether Facebook held up its side of the bargain. The scandal involving a political consulting firm called Cambridge Analytica last year showed that until mid-2015, Facebook was still giving developers access to users' friends' data without their explicit consent. Now, the FTC is reportedly considering levying a "record-setting fine" on Facebook for violating the agreement. It would be the first time Facebook has suffered any significant financial penalty over the privacy concerns that have followed the company since its earliest days. Even a record-setting fine may still be a small price to pay for a company worth more than $476 billion.