Meta Lied About Its Smart Glasses Protecting User Privacy, New Class Action Lawsuit Claims
Meta faces a class action lawsuit after investigations revealed subcontracted data annotators in Kenya viewed intimate footage from Ray-Ban smart glasses users, contradicting the company's privacy-focused marketing claims.
The posh egg problem: how they became a status symbol and shoplifting target
Egg prices have surged due to feed costs, energy expenses, and bird flu restrictions, with premium varieties costing £4-£4.50 per six eggs despite minimal nutritional differences from regular eggs.
Instagram and TikTok are using your content to sell junk
Instagram's AI feature automatically adds product links to influencers' posts without consent, directing followers to lookalike products instead of authentic items influencers promote.
The culprit behind Loblaw's $10K fine for promoting imported food as Canadian? Broccoli slaw | CBC News
The CFIA fined Loblaw's Superstore $10,000 for falsely labeling imported President's Choice broccoli slaw as Canadian using maple leaf decals and misleading shelf tags, exposing widespread 'maple washing' practices among major grocery chains.
Instacart settles Federal Trade Commission's claim it deceived US shoppers
Instacart will pay $60 million in refunds to settle FTC allegations of deceptive free-delivery claims and misleading subscription trial and refund practices.
Lawsuit claims Zillow deceives consumers with agent programs
Zillow routes buyers to Zillow-affiliated agents, conceals large agent fee splits, and allegedly preserves high, inflexible commissions that raise home purchase prices.
Outraged flyers file class actions about Delta and United for selling premium window seats next to blank walls
Delta and United are accused of charging extra for window seats that lack windows, prompting proposed class-action lawsuits seeking millions in damages.