FTC Sues to Stop Click to Cancel
LAW / POLICY / TECH Guess who’s suing the FTC to stop ‘click to cancel’ / The cable industry, home security companies, and advertisers are suing to stop a rule requiring making it easier to cancel subscriptions. By Wes Davis and Richard Lawler Oct 23, 2024, 6:15 PM EDT 128 Comments (128 New) Illustration by Laura Normand / The Verge
A screenshot of a The Verge article about the cable industry, home security companies, and advertisers suing the FTC over its “click to cancel” rule. The joke is the ironic contradiction: companies are suing to prevent consumers from easily canceling subscriptions, making the situation resemble a legal meme about powerful businesses fighting consumer convenience. EN: A screenshot of a The Verge article about the cable industry, home security companies, and advertisers suing the FTC over its “click to cancel” rule. The joke is the ironic contradiction: companies are suing to prevent consumers from easily canceling subscriptions, making the situation resemble a legal meme about powerful businesses fighting consumer convenience.
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