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YouTube bans two popular channels that created fake AI movie trailers

Ryan Whitwam / arstechnica - Google loves AI content, except when it doesn't.

#ai #movies #aiethics #youtube #scam #media #contentmoderation #digitalprivacy #regulation

YouTube pulls the plug on popular AI-generated fake movie trailer channels

2 months / mashable

YouTube Removes AI Movie Trailer Channels ‘Screen Culture’ and ‘KH Studio’ Amid Legal Pressure

2 months / winbuzzer / Markus Kasanmascheff

YouTube bans two popular channels that created fake AI movie trailers

2 months / arstechnica / Ryan Whitwam

YouTube Boots 2 Channels for Posting Fake AI Film Trailers

2 months / cnet / Meara Isenberg

YouTube Shuts Down Channels Using AI To Create Fake Movie Trailers

2 months / slashdot / BeauHD

Back to Top / Thursday, December 18, 2025, 9:20 pm / permalink 17123 / 5 stories in 2 months


Instacart Settles FTC Lawsuit Alleging Deceptive Advertising and Subscription Enrollments

PYMNTS / pymnts - Instacart agreed to pay $60 million to settle a Federal Trade Commission lawsuit that alleged the company engaged in deceptive tactics. In its lawsuit, the regulator alleged that the grocery delivery platform falsely advertised “free delivery” to consumer…

#ecommerce #business #scam #law #ftc #litigation #digitalprivacy #advertising #regulation

Instacart to Pay $60 Million in Refunds for Allegedly Deceiving Customers

2 months / bsky / @gizmodo.com / gizmodo.com

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2 months / bsky / @arstechnica.com / arstechnica.com

Instacart to Pay $60 Million in Refunds for Allegedly Deceiving Customers

2 months / gizmodo / Bruce Gil

FTC: Instacart To Refund $60M Over Deceptive Subscription Tactics

2 months / slashdot / msmash

Instacart agrees to refund subscribers $60 million in FTC settlement

2 months / arstechnica / Ashley Belanger

Grocery delivery service Instacart will refund $60 million to settle FTC claims that it misled customers with false advertising and unlawfully enrolled them in paid subscriptions.

2 months / bsky / @bleepingcomputer.com / bleepingcomputer.com

Instacart says it doesn't manipulate prices using AI, but the FTC isn't convinced

2 months / techspot

Instacart pays $60m in refunds to settle FTC deception dispute

2 months / siliconrepublic / Colin Ryan

FTC: Instacart to refund $60M over deceptive subscription tactics

2 months / bleepingcomputer / Sergiu Gatlan

The federal agency alleged Instacart misled consumers with unlawful tactics, causing them to pay higher fees while also denying refunds.

2 months / bsky / @techcrunch.com / techcrunch.com

Instacart Settles FTC Lawsuit Alleging Deceptive Advertising and Subscription Enrollments

2 months / pymnts / PYMNTS

Instacart to pay $60M to settle FTC claims it deceived consumers

2 months / techcrunch / Aisha Malik

Instacart to pay $60 million to settle FTC claims it deceived customers

2 months / cnbc

Back to Top / Thursday, December 18, 2025, 4:20 pm / permalink 17117 / 13 stories in 2 months


Apple opens up iOS in Japan in response to new regulations

Will Shanklin / engadget - You can add Japan to the list of regions where Apple has been forced to do something it would rather not: open up the App Store. On Thursday, the company announced changes to iOS in Japan to comply with the nation's Mobile Software Competition Act (MSCA).…

#techpolicy #apple #antitrust #ios #apps #asia #payments #regulation #japan

Big in Japan: Apple Finally Opens the Walled Garden

2 months / idropnews / Jesse Hollington

Fortnite Not Coming to iOS in Japan as Epic Games CEO Accuses Apple of 'Obstruction and Lawbreaking'

2 months / macrumors / Juli Clover

AltStore Available in Japan One Day After Apple Enables Alternative App Marketplaces

2 months / bsky / @macrumors.bsky.social / macrumors.bsky.social

Fortnite Won't Return to iOS in Japan as Epic CEO Blasts Apple's New 'Junk Fees'

2 months / iclarified

AltStore Available in Japan One Day After Apple Enables Alternative App Marketplaces

2 months / macrumors / Juli Clover

Apple opens up iOS in Japan in response to new regulations

2 months / engadget / Will Shanklin

Apple Now Allows Alternative App Stores and Payment Systems on iOS in Japan

2 months / thurrott / Laurent Giret

Japan’s smartphone law sees Apple, Google unveil new updates

2 months / globalcompetitionreview / Bethan John

Apple opens up its App Store to competition in Japan

2 months / techcrunch / Sarah Perez

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