Re:Epic Games to Pay $245M for Tricking Users into Making Un...
by cwkoss on Wednesday March 15, 2023 @05:48PM
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- Deceptive advertising
- Removal of advertised features
- Broken UX / Failure to deliver purchase successfully
(I think that last one is going to be increasingly common as people spin up a bunch of thin-clients over GPT-4 and other AI tools - I've already tried buying an AI art thing and it was just completely broken and had to do a refund through googlepay).
- Removal of advertised features
- Broken UX / Failure to deliver purchase successfully
(I think that last one is going to be increasingly common as people spin up a bunch of thin-clients over GPT-4 and other AI tools - I've already tried buying an AI art thing and it was just completely broken and had to do a refund through googlepay).