The case involving BJ's failure to encrypt personal information is noteworth because:A. It marked the first time the FTC signaled that "unfair" was sufficient, there was no need for the practice to also be deceptive.B. It marked the first time the FTC signaled that changing one's privacy policy without notifying and seeking consent from the owners of the data would be considered an "unfair" practice.C. It marked the first time the FTC signaled that failure to encrypt data would be sufficient to file an unfair and deceptive practice case.D. It marked the first time the FTC signaled that violation of one's own privacy policy would be considered and "unfair" practice.

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