ACCC Takes Legal Action Against Optus for Unconscionable Sales Practices
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has taken a significant step by filing a lawsuit against Optus, a prominent telecommunications provider in the region, accusing the company of ‘unconscionable’ conduct in its sales practices. This lawsuit sheds light on…
### Temu Under Investigation by the European Union: A Look into E-Commerce Compliance
Chinese online retailer Temu is currently facing scrutiny from the European Union (EU) for potentially failing to curb the sale of illegal products and prevent rogue traders on its platform. This inquiry aligns with the EU’s enforcement of the Digital…
New Regulations for Crypto Exchanges in Taiwan: What You Need to Know
In recent developments, Taiwan is set to enhance its regulatory framework for crypto exchanges with the upcoming introduction of a registration system. This move, scheduled for implementation on November 30, represents a significant step towards greater oversight of the digital…
Australia to Enhance Cybersecurity Capabilities for Digital ID Launch
As Australia moves closer to the rollout of its national digital identification system, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is set to bolster its cybersecurity capabilities significantly. This initiative aims to align with the growing need for robust digital…
US FTC Bans Fake Online Reviews to Ensure Marketplace Integrity
The recent ruling by the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reflects a pivotal moment in consumer protection and digital marketing. As businesses increasingly rely on reviews to influence consumer behavior, the emergence of fake reviews poses significant risks to…
Qatar's CRA Introduces Comprehensive Consumer Protection Policy in Telecommunications
The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) of Qatar has recently launched a pioneering Consumer Protection Policy aimed at reinforcing consumer rights and ensuring transparent practices within the telecommunications sector. This significant initiative marks a notable shift in how telecommunications are regulated…
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….
