• 07.09.19

    Court Holds Delta’s Privacy Policy Isn’t a Contract

    Delta Air Lines scored a victory when a California federal court granted the company’s motion to dismiss a putative class action based on a data breach, primarily by arguing that its publicly posted privacy policy is not a contract and Delta did not have any enforceable obligation to keep the ...

  • 06.27.19

    FTC, FDA Caution E-Cig Companies About Influencer Marketing

    The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sent warning letters to four companies that manufacture and market flavored e-cigarettes, expressing concern about their influencer marketing practices on social media.

  • 06.27.19

    Tech Company Settles Data Security Action With FTC

    An Iowa tech company reached a deal with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to settle allegations that the company’s poor data security practices resulted in a breach that exposed the personal information of millions of consumers.

  • 06.27.19

    Gambling, Tracking Restricted in New App Store Rules

    Changes to Apple’s App Store Review Guidelines are facing backlash from developers across a variety of industries.

  • 06.20.19

    FTC Has Negative Review for Rental Companies’ CRFA Violations

    The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) doubled down on actions based on Consumer Review Fairness Act (CRFA) violations and issued administrative complaints alleging that two vacation rental companies and their owners used illegal nondisparagement clauses in their contracts.

  • 06.20.19

    State Privacy Laws Continue to Proliferate

    States continue to push forward with privacy laws, with new statutes in Nevada and Maine and a proposal currently pending in New York, which would impose requirements similar to those found in the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

  • 06.20.19

    Just Don’t Infringe Copyright, Kawhi Leonard Tells Nike

    After a grueling six-game battle against the Golden State Warriors in the NBA finals, Kawhi Leonard is facing another opponent, this time in the courtroom: Nike.

  • 06.20.19

    Sen. Blumenthal Seeks FTC Action on Detox Teas, Influencers

    Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) is calling on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to take a closer look at influencers, in a new letter in which he expresses “deep concern” about potentially misleading and predatory advertising practices.

  • 06.13.19

    Facing Consumer Backlash, Google Revises Smart Speaker Sweepstakes

    Consumer World declared victory after Google added a free means of entry for a sweepstakes to win a free Google Home Max smart speaker.

  • 06.13.19

    The North Face’s Wikipedia Stunt Goes South

    The North Face started an avalanche of controversy when it inserted the brand into Wikipedia entries about well-known mountain peaks to improve the company’s search engine results.

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