In a significant move towards consumer protection, the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has introduced a new ‘click to cancel’ rule aimed at simplifying the cancellation process for subscriptions. This directive ensures that businesses must provide an equally straightforward method for cancelling subscriptions as it is to initiate them. Under the new regulations, customer […]
European Commission's Digital Fairness Fitness Check: A Call for Reform in Consumer Protection Laws
The European Commission has published its latest report, the Digital Fairness Fitness Check, highlighting the urgent need for reform in consumer protection laws across the European Union. This significant evaluation reveals that current regulations are insufficient to combat emerging digital challenges, such as manipulative online practices and the exploitation of consumer vulnerabilities. The focus of […]
EU to Fine Meta Over Anti-Competitive Practices
The European Union (EU) is poised to impose a significant financial penalty on Meta, the parent company of Facebook, in light of serious allegations concerning anti-competitive behavior. The core of the issue lies with Meta’s strategy of linking its free Marketplace service directly with Facebook, a practice regulators claim unfairly disadvantages competitors in the classifieds […]