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I'd spin this the other way round, even in the US it is unlawful to not disclose that you are advertising: From your link: > In the U.S., the Federal Trade Co
by newjersey 3y ago
I'd spin this the other way round, even in the US it is unlawful to not disclose that you are advertising:
From your link:
> In the U.S., the Federal Trade Commission said in 2017 that influencers on social media sites such as Twitter and Instagram “should clearly and conspicuously disclose” any paid work to promote a product or service.
Sponsored posts should be clearly labeled, at the very least
- nerdponx 3y agoAnecdotally, the "conspicuously" provision is not enforced, and the FTC no longer has any contact/reporting channel for regular citizens to report violations, other than the specific case of being scammed.