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Worse, after the FTC accused Genshin Impact of misleading players about its loot odds, its developer was fined  million and had some rules changed

Worse, after the FTC accused Genshin Impact of misleading players about its loot odds, its developer was fined $20 million and had some rules changed

Genshin Impact maker HoYoverse is in trouble as it has to pay a $20 million fine to the Federal Trade Commission over accusations of cheating players. HoYoverse made a mistake. In a recent complaint filed with the Federal Trade Commission by the U.S. Department of Justice, Genshin Impact developers are accused of “unfairly marketing loot ...

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Marvel’s Spider-Man criminals end up in jail, but at least they can claim their missile money for misleading collateral

Marvel’s Spider-Man criminals end up in jail, but at least they can claim their missile money for misleading collateral

We all celebrate with enthusiasm that Insomniac Games take the reins of a new video game Spider-Man and the truth is that the result was impressive. Marvel’s Spider-Man became the wall-crawler’s definitive adventure back in 2018 and New York City was peppered with a host of references. He Dr. Strange’s Holy Sanctorum, Wakanda’s embassy and ...

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Samsung in court: Misleading advertising is really expensive for the group

Samsung in court: Misleading advertising is really expensive for the group

SAMSUNG June 25, 2022 at 8:00 p.m Samsung has been convicted. The manufacturer misled hundreds of customers with its advertising. It’s getting really expensive now. Samsung has now been fined for using misleading claims in its advertising. (Source: Samsung / Australian Competition & Consumer Commission) Samsung has been fined in Australia. The reason for this ...

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Call of Duty execs accused of misleading investors on deal

Call of Duty execs accused of misleading investors on deal

image: activity Two Activision Blizzard shareholders have filed a lawsuit call of Duty Publisher for the production supposedly insufficient Disclosures in its recent filings with the SEC about its transaction Sold to Microsoft for $68.7 billion. The investors continued to claim that large payouts for CEO Bobby Kotick and others that would result from the ...

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Google Play tackles misleading app names and icons

Google Play tackles misleading app names and icons

Google They are tired of developers cheating on the name and icon of apps to try to fool users, and to avoid this bad practice they are going to take drastic measures. The company has advanced some of the Google Play policy changes that will take effect throughout this year, for both an app’s metadata ...