Recent years have seen the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ramp up its efforts to protect consumers in dynamic, digital-first economies. From clamping down on unfair subscription tactics to regulating the use of artificial intelligence in advertising, the agency’s enforcement actions reveal much about what matters most for consumer rights in the U.S., U.K., Canada, and … Read more
In today’s hyperconnected world, a single online post, review, or article can shape how others perceive a person or a brand. While the internet has created new opportunities for expression and visibility, it has also made it harder to control personal information once it is published. What you post—or what others post about you—can remain … Read more
Have you ever Googled your name and found old news, embarrassing photos, or outdated information you wish would disappear? You’re not alone. As our digital footprints grow, so do concerns about online privacy, leading to a vital debate: do individuals have a “right to be forgotten”? This right, now recognized in several parts of the … Read more
The way we shop, browse, and interact online has evolved dramatically. Artificial intelligence (AI), complex algorithms, and relentless advertising shape nearly every web experience. But as tech giants tailor content to your every click, what does this mean for your consumer rights in the digital marketplace? More importantly, how can you take control and protect … Read more
Have you ever felt like your phone was listening to you, or that ads seem to follow you across the internet? If so, you’re not alone. In today’s hyper-connected world, personal information has become a currency for tech giants, advertisers, and even cybercriminals. While some tracking is legal and even necessary, many people are being … Read more