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Your Airbnb Booking Is Being Hunted by Scammers
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Your Airbnb Booking Is Being Hunted by Scammers

Six common Airbnb scam tactics and how to avoid them. From off-platform payment requests to fake listings, essential protection tips for travelers

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UK Crypto Regulation 2026: Striking a Balance Between Safety and Tech Innovation

The UK regulator outlines new expectations for crypto firms in 2026, focusing on consumer outcomes while supporting fintech innovation.

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Trump CFPB Dismantling 2026: A Consumer Watchdog Hanging by a Thread

Explore the turbulent year of the CFPB in 2026 as the Trump administration attempts to dismantle the agency through 84% layoffs and funding cuts.

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Trump Mobile T1 Phone FTC Investigation: Lawmakers Probe Deceptive Practices (2026)

11 Democrats, led by Elizabeth Warren, have requested an FTC investigation into Trump Mobile's T1 Phone for deceptive practices, including missing shipping dates and misleading ads.

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California Data Broker Delete Act 2026: Giving Power Back to Users

The California Data Broker Delete Act 2026 is now in effect, allowing residents to wipe their personal info from over 500 data brokers with a single request.

State Attorneys General Accuse Trump Administration of Blocking Funds for Consumer Watchdog
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State Attorneys General Accuse Trump Administration of Blocking Funds for Consumer Watchdog

Several state attorneys general claim the Trump administration is refusing to accept funding for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a move they warn could leave consumers vulnerable.

Instacart to Pay $60 Million to Settle FTC Claims of Deceptive 'Free Delivery' Ads
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Instacart to Pay $60 Million to Settle FTC Claims of Deceptive 'Free Delivery' Ads

Instacart will pay a $60 million settlement over an FTC lawsuit alleging the company used deceptive tactics like false 'free delivery' ads and undisclosed subscription terms.

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SK Telecom Ordered to Pay Hacking Victims in Test of Corporate Liability
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SK Telecom Ordered to Pay Hacking Victims in Test of Corporate Liability

South Korea's consumer agency has ordered SK Telecom to financially compensate 58 hacking victims, setting a key precedent for corporate liability in data breach cases.

The FTC's War on 'Dark Patterns': Why Uber's Lawsuit Is a Warning Shot for the Entire Subscription Economy
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The FTC's War on 'Dark Patterns': Why Uber's Lawsuit Is a Warning Shot for the Entire Subscription Economy

The FTC's lawsuit against Uber isn't just about one company. It's a major regulatory crackdown on 'dark patterns' that threatens the entire subscription economy.

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