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The European Commission recently published its findings following the Digital Fairness Check, which aims to evaluate the adequacy of current EU consumer protection rules. The report identifies key online practices, including dark patterns, addictive design, and complex subscription cancellations, that will likely inform the preparation of the upcoming Digital Fairness Act proposal. Click here to read our team's analysis: https://bit.ly/3XRjfyA #digitalfairness #consumerlaw #consumerprotection

The European Commission recently published its findings following the Digital Fairness Check, which aims to evaluate the adequacy of current EU consumer protection rules. The report identifies key online practices, including dark patterns, addictive design, and complex subscription cancellations, that will likely inform the preparation of the upcoming Digital Fairness Act proposal. Click here to read our team's analysis: https://bit.ly/3XRjfyA #digitalfairness #consumerlaw #consumerprotection

The European Commission recently published its findings following the Digital Fairness Check, which aims to evaluate the adequacy of current EU consumer protection rules. The report identifies key online practices, including dark patterns, addictive design, and complex subscription cancellations, that will likely inform the preparation of the upcoming Digital Fairness Act proposal. Click here to read our team's analysis: https://bit.ly/3XRjfyA #digitalfairness #consumerlaw #consumerprotection

The European Commission recently published its findings following the Digital Fairness Check, which aims to evaluate the adequacy of current EU consumer protection rules. The report identifies key online practices, including dark patterns, addictive design, and complex subscription cancellations, that will likely inform the preparation of the upcoming Digital Fairness Act proposal. Click here to read our team's analysis: https://bit.ly/3XRjfyA #digitalfairness #consumerlaw #consumerprotection

The European Commission recently published its findings following the Digital Fairness Check, which aims to evaluate the adequacy of current EU consumer protection rules. The report identifies key online practices, including dark patterns, addictive design, and complex subscription cancellations, that will likely inform the preparation of the upcoming Digital Fairness Act proposal. Click here to read our team's analysis: https://bit.ly/3XRjfyA #digitalfairness #consumerlaw #consumerprotection

With election season here, I'm sure I'm not the only one that's been replying STOP to a lot of political texts... The FCC has recently released new guidelines around the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) on revoking consent for communication. These rights strengthen consumer autonomy over how they’re contacted by businesses, underscoring the importance of respecting consumer rights while maintaining compliant communication practices. Organizations must be prepared to accept and process opt-outs in real-time while ensuring that any communication from a consumer that can be reasonably perceived as a withdrawal of consent is treated accordingly. This means match logic is no longer enough. It's important that you have the right systems in place to track, manage, and cease communications before April comes around. Stay proactive, stay compliant! #TCPACompliance #DebtCollection #FCCRegulations #ConsumerRights

The FCC’s latest regulations on consent revocation are set to shake up the way companies can contact consumers. Starting April 11, 2025, the standards for how consumers opt out of calls and texts will become stricter—are you ready to adapt? In this webinar, our panel of experts will dive into the FCC’s new guidelines, examining what “reasonable” revocation of consent means, how consumers can opt out of calls and texts, and the compliance shifts needed to stay ahead. Don’t miss this chance to future-proof your policies and ensure your team is ready for April 11, 2025! 📌 The New Revocation Changes to the TCPA 📅 Monday, November 4 @ 1pm ET 🎙 Meet our speakers: Michael Frost and John Henson 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/esEbVqpx #TCPACompliance #FCCUpdates #Collections #Webinar

The FCC is enhancing consumer control with new TCPA compliance rules, requiring businesses to quickly honor opt-out requests using designated keywords like "stop" and "quit." These changes go into effect in April 2025. https://bit.ly/3A26Y2G

The European Commission recently published its findings following the Digital Fairness Check, which aims to evaluate the adequacy of current EU consumer protection rules. The report identifies key online practices, including dark patterns, addictive design, and complex subscription cancellations, that will likely inform the preparation of the next piece of European regulation, called the Digital Fairness Act. Overall, the proposed Digital Fairness Act will aim to strengthen consumer rights while adding to an already complex regulatory landscape. Read more: https://bit.ly/4eKPqqI

The European Commission recently published its findings following the Digital Fairness Check, which aims to evaluate the adequacy of current EU consumer protection rules. The report identifies key online practices, including dark patterns, addictive design, and complex subscription cancellations, that will likely inform the preparation of the next piece of European regulation, called the Digital Fairness Act. Overall, the proposed Digital Fairness Act will aim to strengthen consumer rights while adding to an already complex regulatory landscape. Read more: https://bit.ly/4eKPqqI