FTC “click to cancel” rule seeks to end free trial traps, sneaky auto-enrollments
Under the "click to cancel" rule, businesses must also get consumers' informed consent before issuing charges and maintain records of consent for a minimum of three years. Those records could be in the form of a ticked checkbox or a signature, the FTC said, noting the agency offers "some flexibility on what that proof looks like."
US agency adopts rule to make it easier for consumers to cancel unwanted subscriptions
The Federal Trade Commission's “click-to-cancel” rule will prohibit retailers and other businesses from misleading people about subscriptions and require them to obtain consumers’ consent before charging for memberships,
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