US Adopts 'Click to Cancel' Rule for Easier Subscription Management
In a significant move to simplify consumer experiences, the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has implemented a new ‘click to cancel’ rule targeting subscription services. This regulation mandates online businesses to provide a cancellation process that is as straightforward…
US FCC Investigates Telecom Firms Over Data Cap Policies
In a significant move, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has initiated a formal inquiry into the practices of telecom companies regarding their data cap policies. This investigation aims to assess how these caps affect consumers, particularly in a landscape where…
EU Modernises Civil Liability Laws to Enhance Consumer Protection
In a progressive step, the European Union has adopted a directive that significantly updates civil liability laws. This move responds to the ever-changing landscape of consumer protection and embraces the swift pace of technological development. With this directive, the EU…
Quick Commerce Companies Under Scrutiny for Not Displaying Expiry Dates
The rapid growth of quick commerce platforms in India has transformed the grocery shopping experience, providing consumers with the speed and convenience of on-demand deliveries. However, this surge comes with its share of challenges, particularly regarding consumer transparency and safety….
European Commission's Digital Fairness Fitness Check: A Call for Change
The European Commission has recently published its findings from the Digital Fairness Fitness Check, emphasizing the urgent need to modernize consumer protection laws in response to emerging digital challenges. This evaluation highlights the continued relevance of existing regulations, but also…
Google Faces Minimal Financial Risk in Ad Tech Monopoly Case
As Google navigates a complex legal landscape regarding allegations of monopolistic practices in the advertising technology market, analysts are indicating that the financial repercussions for the tech giant are likely to be minimal. The ongoing trial, led by the U.S….
California Enacts a Law to Protect Domestic Abuse Survivors from Vehicle Technology Misuse
California Governor Gavin Newsom has recently signed a pivotal bill designed to bolster protections for domestic abuse survivors against the misuse of technology in modern vehicles. As the automotive industry integrates advanced digital capabilities into vehicles, concerns surrounding stalking and…
New Roaming Rules for UK Mobile Operators: A Game Changer for Consumers
As the digital landscape continues to transform, UK mobile operators are preparing for a significant change that aims to enhance consumer protection while traveling abroad. Starting 1 October 2024, Ofcom’s new regulations will mandate that UK mobile providers such as…
Appario Challenges Antitrust Investigation: A Sign of Resistance in the E-Commerce Jungle
Appario Technologies, once a leading seller on Amazon India, is taking significant legal action against the Competition Commission of India (CCI). The company has petitioned the Karnataka High Court to dismiss an ongoing antitrust investigation that has implicated it alongside…
### The EU's Future in Telecom Regulations: A Balancing Act
In recent months, the European Union (EU) has been immersed in a significant debate regarding the future of telecom regulations. Central to this discourse is the challenge of balancing regulatory harmonization with the risks of market fragmentation. As digital connectivity…
