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Im8685:

User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson

2026-03-09T08:11:36Z

Im8685: /* Hmmm */ Reply

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Hi! This is my user talk page. Just leave me a message and I’ll respond when I can. If you want a request for a moderator to do something, it is much better for you to go to the [[Project talk:Moderators' noticeboard|Moderators' noticeboard]], as it will be much quicker to get a response than here and I'm very active there too.
 '''If there is a message I haven't replied to in more than 5 days, then I'm completely fine with you spam pinging me until I do reply.'''
==Do you need a hand?==

I just saw your edit notes lol, but not sure exactly what you're trying? If you need a hand I can try and help/find someone who's around. [[User:Keith|Keith]] ([[User talk:Keith|talk]]) 19:43, 5 October 2025 (UTC)

:Lol thanks, I am trying to add userscripts and losing my mind trying. I am trying to upload from Wikipedia and into my common.js file which (on Wikipedia at least) automatically runs for you to do something, but it is completely failing. It probably isn’t possible and I am wasting my time to be honest. Thanks for asking! [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 20:03, 5 October 2025 (UTC)
::Have looked into it with some of the technical folks, and we currently have user Javascript disabled for security reasons. I'll have them take a look and get back to you! But just wanted to let you know it wasn't a 'you' problem lol [[User:Keith|Keith]] ([[User talk:Keith|talk]]) 21:48, 5 October 2025 (UTC)
:::Ah okay! Time to use common.css (somehow??) [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 05:47, 6 October 2025 (UTC)
:::Thinking about it, I am quite happy that you chose to disable Javascript! I hate that thing anyway because it is not secure and looks like a pain to program in anyway. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 05:48, 6 October 2025 (UTC)

==Wiki help==

Hi! I have a wiki on Miraheze that I created recently and was wondering if you're open to helping me out with some admin stuff? You seem to enjoy tinkering with CRW, so I was hoping we could work together for a bit on this new wiki. Is that something you'd be interested in? [[User:Beanie Bo|Beanie Bo]] ([[User talk:Beanie Bo|talk]]) 17:57, 8 October 2025 (UTC)

:Sure! I actually have self-hosted mediawiki instances (on my own computer using something called XAMPP, you can’t look it up online) so I wouldn’t mind helping out! [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 19:25, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
:Also, how did you get the name ‘Beanie Bo’? I’ve been curious but never asked on your talk page. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 19:26, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
::Nice! Can you email me via my user page and let me know your email so we can talk about it? The wiki is currently set to private but I'll open it so you can create a user account.
::As for my wiki name, well Beanie is just a throwaway that I use sometimes. It was a play on Mr. Bean lol, and the Bo part just randomly came to mind when I created this wiki account. I didn't expect to be so involved with CRW for this long but it turned out great! [[User:Beanie Bo|Beanie Bo]] ([[User talk:Beanie Bo|talk]]) 19:44, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
:::Sorry, I don’t use my main email for things like wikis, but I can attach a temporary email address if you want to talk via email. I used to use a temporary email address up until I thought it was an awful idea if I randomly got mail from it. Cool story on the name though! Did remind me of Mr. Bean. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 19:49, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
::::It's all good. I'll just link it here. Apparently you can create account even when it's set to private...? I'll verify you once it shows up for me. Also, I can't do much at the moment since I'm not at my desktop. The mobile theme is so broken lol.. maybe tomorrow we can discuss it more
[[User:Beanie Bo|Beanie Bo]] ([[User talk:Beanie Bo|talk]]) 20:04, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
:::::You cannot create an account, I couldn’t find the create account button there so I went to [[Special:CreateAccount]] where it said you needed to be a member to create it. There is a setting in MediaWiki where you can make others be able to request an account and you can accept it, though. That is probably what you saw. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 20:22, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
::::::I made it public. Should be good now (I hope!) [[User:Beanie Bo|Beanie Bo]] ([[User talk:Beanie Bo|talk]]) 21:00, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
:::::::Yeah, it works - going to create an account now. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 06:12, 9 October 2025 (UTC)

==lmao what is going on with your commits==

im looking at the wiki commit log feed and you seem to be having a lot of fun with commit names such as "huh" and "WHAAT". very entertaining seeing you go. have a nice day :) [[User:Plankton|Plankton]] ([[User talk:Plankton|talk]]) 19:57, 19 October 2025 (UTC)

:Yeah, I love having fun in edit summaries lol. Especially as they generally aren’t seen (except when I go to [[Special:Random]] and go to page history). Glad someone enjoys them! [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 20:01, 19 October 2025 (UTC)
::Ive read through some of your stuff. You arent on discord so you dont know this, but on the wiki discord there is a channel that is just a big stream of commits with their summary. I love peeking through them and seeing what people are doing. [[User:Plankton|Plankton]] ([[User talk:Plankton|talk]]) 20:03, 19 October 2025 (UTC)
:::LOL what??? That is insane… Thanks for telling me that, that is so funny! [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 20:05, 19 October 2025 (UTC)
::::you can also go to [[Special:RecentChanges]] [[User:Plankton|Plankton]] ([[User talk:Plankton|talk]]) 20:08, 19 October 2025 (UTC)
:::::Yeah, I have recently taken up a habit of patrolling that, but I don’t think many others (if any others at all) do that, so an entire channel dedicated to discord is a much bigger step up. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 20:09, 19 October 2025 (UTC)
::::::person after my own heart lol [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:06, 15 January 2026 (UTC)

==listen man you are awesome==

i dont know how you find the time to contribute this much to the wiki but man you are awesome. keep it up. [[User:Plankton|Plankton]] ([[User talk:Plankton|talk]]) 03:58, 27 October 2025 (UTC)

:Thanks! <s>the answer is I have no life</s> [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 06:05, 27 October 2025 (UTC)

==Congratulations!==

You won!!

For the first year of the Wiki, you've made more edits than anyone else! Louis doesn't count cause he cheated with bulk image import.

We'll be getting a proper awards/profile medal plugin in the next month or so, and you'll absolutely be getting a shiny gold one! [[User:Keith|Keith]] ([[User talk:Keith|talk]]) 17:34, 14 January 2026 (UTC)

:Nice! Glad about a new plugin coming, the current one does try but it doesn't get perfect results! [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 18:40, 14 January 2026 (UTC)
::The moment I saw it said 1000 articles I knew I had to immediately [https://web.archive.org/web/20260114171716/https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Main_Page archive it]. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 18:53, 14 January 2026 (UTC)
:::Nice! James was gutted last night because it was at 999, and then he created one, and then went to the front page, and saw that you had deleted two old ones so it went to 998! Looks like we're comfortably at/over 1000 now though. [[User:Keith|Keith]] ([[User talk:Keith|talk]]) 19:28, 14 January 2026 (UTC)
::::Oh no! Well, I had to do what I had to do... [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 19:31, 14 January 2026 (UTC)

==SINEXTITAN THERE ARE MILLIONS==

wha? [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:02, 15 January 2026 (UTC)

:what feels like millions of files you marked for deletion. im trying to find a way to delete all of them at once right now [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 16:05, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
::lmao pick up the pace buddy cuz I ain't done 😎 [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:08, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
:::oh. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 16:08, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
::::hey a question, getting a "Warning: A file by that name has been deleted or moved.". do I ignore it? [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:20, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
:::::ignore, I've gotten that before out of nowhere too [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 16:21, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
::::::yo dis what? [[File:Rainbow trout transparent.png]] [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:44, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
:::::::for a very stupid import of Wikipedia ({{wplink|Template:Trout|this was where I got it from}}), so I'll delete it now [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 16:45, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
::::::::lmao cool cool. I didn't even know of its existence. [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:47, 15 January 2026 (UTC)

==I'm fookin gutted m8==

hope you don't mind the prank lol [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 19:28, 24 January 2026 (UTC)

:no I don't lol [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 19:30, 24 January 2026 (UTC)
::also you spelt my name wrong in the deletion log. it's spelt S i n e x T i t a n. please keep that in mind for the ''next'' time [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 19:36, 24 January 2026 (UTC)
:::okay cinekschichun [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 19:37, 24 January 2026 (UTC)
::::>:( fine AnotherConsumerButtPerson [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 19:37, 24 January 2026 (UTC)
:::::hey so my shit disappeared from [[Special:ContributionScores]] lol [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 21:32, 24 January 2026 (UTC)
::::::wait what [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 06:59, 25 January 2026 (UTC)
:::::::welp sorry [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 06:59, 25 January 2026 (UTC)
::::::::nah it's cool lmao. kinda enjoying myself being a ghost lol. I get to haunt #1. besides, in the grand scheme of things what's sm stupid binary? I already knows in my heart I'm #1, which's all that matters. <3 [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 07:29, 25 January 2026 (UTC)
:::::::::yay its fixed now! so much for haunting the leaderboards lmao [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 14:41, 25 January 2026 (UTC)

==disscussion in the disscussion :O==

hey so I started [[Chat Control]] a while back and today I checked it after seeing Mullvad's latest post on the Fediverse. It's pretty much in the same state as I last left it. I only know abt Chat Control as much as I've contributed and I currently don't have the time to further contribute. I couldn't figure out where to discuss this and didn't want to clog up [[Consumer Rights Wiki talk:Moderators' noticeboard]], so I hope you don't mind. Is there a way we can further its development b4 the June deadline? The negotations have started recently so the lack of coverage could be excused, but I feel like this problem is one that mandates the wiki. People could link their reps this article for them to read and comprehend as to y this is a problem to be opposed. Alongside people that never heard of it, know little abt it or whatever their situation might be, can be further enlightened on the topic. [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:35, 26 February 2026 (UTC)

:Sure, I haven't seen Mullvad's post yet though. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 17:02, 26 February 2026 (UTC)
::Can you provide a link to Mullvad's post? [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 06:33, 1 March 2026 (UTC)
:::[https://mastodon.online/@mullvadnet/116137711661598894 here] [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:04, 1 March 2026 (UTC)
::::I've added a bit, more to come soon (if I don't forget). [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 16:25, 1 March 2026 (UTC)

==Hmmm==

You might wanna add the scoring template on my user page so I can see the numbers man ...... is it true!??? [[User:Im8685|Im8685]] ([[User talk:Im8685|talk]]) 08:11, 9 March 2026 (UTC)

:*from [[User:Im8685|Im8685]] ([[User talk:Im8685|talk]]) 08:11, 9 March 2026 (UTC)

User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson

2026-03-09T08:11:20Z

Im8685: /* Hmmm */ new section

{{User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson/Transcluded thingy}}

Hi! This is my user talk page. Just leave me a message and I’ll respond when I can. If you want a request for a moderator to do something, it is much better for you to go to the [[Project talk:Moderators' noticeboard|Moderators' noticeboard]], as it will be much quicker to get a response than here and I'm very active there too.
 '''If there is a message I haven't replied to in more than 5 days, then I'm completely fine with you spam pinging me until I do reply.'''
==Do you need a hand?==

I just saw your edit notes lol, but not sure exactly what you're trying? If you need a hand I can try and help/find someone who's around. [[User:Keith|Keith]] ([[User talk:Keith|talk]]) 19:43, 5 October 2025 (UTC)

:Lol thanks, I am trying to add userscripts and losing my mind trying. I am trying to upload from Wikipedia and into my common.js file which (on Wikipedia at least) automatically runs for you to do something, but it is completely failing. It probably isn’t possible and I am wasting my time to be honest. Thanks for asking! [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 20:03, 5 October 2025 (UTC)
::Have looked into it with some of the technical folks, and we currently have user Javascript disabled for security reasons. I'll have them take a look and get back to you! But just wanted to let you know it wasn't a 'you' problem lol [[User:Keith|Keith]] ([[User talk:Keith|talk]]) 21:48, 5 October 2025 (UTC)
:::Ah okay! Time to use common.css (somehow??) [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 05:47, 6 October 2025 (UTC)
:::Thinking about it, I am quite happy that you chose to disable Javascript! I hate that thing anyway because it is not secure and looks like a pain to program in anyway. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 05:48, 6 October 2025 (UTC)

==Wiki help==

Hi! I have a wiki on Miraheze that I created recently and was wondering if you're open to helping me out with some admin stuff? You seem to enjoy tinkering with CRW, so I was hoping we could work together for a bit on this new wiki. Is that something you'd be interested in? [[User:Beanie Bo|Beanie Bo]] ([[User talk:Beanie Bo|talk]]) 17:57, 8 October 2025 (UTC)

:Sure! I actually have self-hosted mediawiki instances (on my own computer using something called XAMPP, you can’t look it up online) so I wouldn’t mind helping out! [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 19:25, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
:Also, how did you get the name ‘Beanie Bo’? I’ve been curious but never asked on your talk page. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 19:26, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
::Nice! Can you email me via my user page and let me know your email so we can talk about it? The wiki is currently set to private but I'll open it so you can create a user account.
::As for my wiki name, well Beanie is just a throwaway that I use sometimes. It was a play on Mr. Bean lol, and the Bo part just randomly came to mind when I created this wiki account. I didn't expect to be so involved with CRW for this long but it turned out great! [[User:Beanie Bo|Beanie Bo]] ([[User talk:Beanie Bo|talk]]) 19:44, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
:::Sorry, I don’t use my main email for things like wikis, but I can attach a temporary email address if you want to talk via email. I used to use a temporary email address up until I thought it was an awful idea if I randomly got mail from it. Cool story on the name though! Did remind me of Mr. Bean. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 19:49, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
::::It's all good. I'll just link it here. Apparently you can create account even when it's set to private...? I'll verify you once it shows up for me. Also, I can't do much at the moment since I'm not at my desktop. The mobile theme is so broken lol.. maybe tomorrow we can discuss it more
[[User:Beanie Bo|Beanie Bo]] ([[User talk:Beanie Bo|talk]]) 20:04, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
:::::You cannot create an account, I couldn’t find the create account button there so I went to [[Special:CreateAccount]] where it said you needed to be a member to create it. There is a setting in MediaWiki where you can make others be able to request an account and you can accept it, though. That is probably what you saw. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 20:22, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
::::::I made it public. Should be good now (I hope!) [[User:Beanie Bo|Beanie Bo]] ([[User talk:Beanie Bo|talk]]) 21:00, 8 October 2025 (UTC)
:::::::Yeah, it works - going to create an account now. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 06:12, 9 October 2025 (UTC)

==lmao what is going on with your commits==

im looking at the wiki commit log feed and you seem to be having a lot of fun with commit names such as "huh" and "WHAAT". very entertaining seeing you go. have a nice day :) [[User:Plankton|Plankton]] ([[User talk:Plankton|talk]]) 19:57, 19 October 2025 (UTC)

:Yeah, I love having fun in edit summaries lol. Especially as they generally aren’t seen (except when I go to [[Special:Random]] and go to page history). Glad someone enjoys them! [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 20:01, 19 October 2025 (UTC)
::Ive read through some of your stuff. You arent on discord so you dont know this, but on the wiki discord there is a channel that is just a big stream of commits with their summary. I love peeking through them and seeing what people are doing. [[User:Plankton|Plankton]] ([[User talk:Plankton|talk]]) 20:03, 19 October 2025 (UTC)
:::LOL what??? That is insane… Thanks for telling me that, that is so funny! [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 20:05, 19 October 2025 (UTC)
::::you can also go to [[Special:RecentChanges]] [[User:Plankton|Plankton]] ([[User talk:Plankton|talk]]) 20:08, 19 October 2025 (UTC)
:::::Yeah, I have recently taken up a habit of patrolling that, but I don’t think many others (if any others at all) do that, so an entire channel dedicated to discord is a much bigger step up. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 20:09, 19 October 2025 (UTC)
::::::person after my own heart lol [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:06, 15 January 2026 (UTC)

==listen man you are awesome==

i dont know how you find the time to contribute this much to the wiki but man you are awesome. keep it up. [[User:Plankton|Plankton]] ([[User talk:Plankton|talk]]) 03:58, 27 October 2025 (UTC)

:Thanks! <s>the answer is I have no life</s> [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|AnotherConsumerRightsPerson]] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 06:05, 27 October 2025 (UTC)

==Congratulations!==

You won!!

For the first year of the Wiki, you've made more edits than anyone else! Louis doesn't count cause he cheated with bulk image import.

We'll be getting a proper awards/profile medal plugin in the next month or so, and you'll absolutely be getting a shiny gold one! [[User:Keith|Keith]] ([[User talk:Keith|talk]]) 17:34, 14 January 2026 (UTC)

:Nice! Glad about a new plugin coming, the current one does try but it doesn't get perfect results! [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 18:40, 14 January 2026 (UTC)
::The moment I saw it said 1000 articles I knew I had to immediately [https://web.archive.org/web/20260114171716/https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Main_Page archive it]. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 18:53, 14 January 2026 (UTC)
:::Nice! James was gutted last night because it was at 999, and then he created one, and then went to the front page, and saw that you had deleted two old ones so it went to 998! Looks like we're comfortably at/over 1000 now though. [[User:Keith|Keith]] ([[User talk:Keith|talk]]) 19:28, 14 January 2026 (UTC)
::::Oh no! Well, I had to do what I had to do... [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 19:31, 14 January 2026 (UTC)

==SINEXTITAN THERE ARE MILLIONS==

wha? [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:02, 15 January 2026 (UTC)

:what feels like millions of files you marked for deletion. im trying to find a way to delete all of them at once right now [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 16:05, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
::lmao pick up the pace buddy cuz I ain't done 😎 [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:08, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
:::oh. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 16:08, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
::::hey a question, getting a "Warning: A file by that name has been deleted or moved.". do I ignore it? [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:20, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
:::::ignore, I've gotten that before out of nowhere too [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 16:21, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
::::::yo dis what? [[File:Rainbow trout transparent.png]] [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:44, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
:::::::for a very stupid import of Wikipedia ({{wplink|Template:Trout|this was where I got it from}}), so I'll delete it now [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 16:45, 15 January 2026 (UTC)
::::::::lmao cool cool. I didn't even know of its existence. [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:47, 15 January 2026 (UTC)

==I'm fookin gutted m8==

hope you don't mind the prank lol [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 19:28, 24 January 2026 (UTC)

:no I don't lol [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 19:30, 24 January 2026 (UTC)
::also you spelt my name wrong in the deletion log. it's spelt S i n e x T i t a n. please keep that in mind for the ''next'' time [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 19:36, 24 January 2026 (UTC)
:::okay cinekschichun [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 19:37, 24 January 2026 (UTC)
::::>:( fine AnotherConsumerButtPerson [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 19:37, 24 January 2026 (UTC)
:::::hey so my shit disappeared from [[Special:ContributionScores]] lol [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 21:32, 24 January 2026 (UTC)
::::::wait what [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 06:59, 25 January 2026 (UTC)
:::::::welp sorry [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 06:59, 25 January 2026 (UTC)
::::::::nah it's cool lmao. kinda enjoying myself being a ghost lol. I get to haunt #1. besides, in the grand scheme of things what's sm stupid binary? I already knows in my heart I'm #1, which's all that matters. <3 [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 07:29, 25 January 2026 (UTC)
:::::::::yay its fixed now! so much for haunting the leaderboards lmao [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 14:41, 25 January 2026 (UTC)

==disscussion in the disscussion :O==

hey so I started [[Chat Control]] a while back and today I checked it after seeing Mullvad's latest post on the Fediverse. It's pretty much in the same state as I last left it. I only know abt Chat Control as much as I've contributed and I currently don't have the time to further contribute. I couldn't figure out where to discuss this and didn't want to clog up [[Consumer Rights Wiki talk:Moderators' noticeboard]], so I hope you don't mind. Is there a way we can further its development b4 the June deadline? The negotations have started recently so the lack of coverage could be excused, but I feel like this problem is one that mandates the wiki. People could link their reps this article for them to read and comprehend as to y this is a problem to be opposed. Alongside people that never heard of it, know little abt it or whatever their situation might be, can be further enlightened on the topic. [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:35, 26 February 2026 (UTC)

:Sure, I haven't seen Mullvad's post yet though. [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 17:02, 26 February 2026 (UTC)
::Can you provide a link to Mullvad's post? [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 06:33, 1 March 2026 (UTC)
:::[https://mastodon.online/@mullvadnet/116137711661598894 here] [[User:SinexTitan|SinexTitan]] ([[User talk:SinexTitan|talk]]) 16:04, 1 March 2026 (UTC)
::::I've added a bit, more to come soon (if I don't forget). [[User:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|'''''AnotherConsumerRightsPerson''''']] ([[User talk:AnotherConsumerRightsPerson|talk]]) 16:25, 1 March 2026 (UTC)

== Hmmm ==

You might wanna add the scoring template on my user page so I can see the numbers man ...... is it true!??? [[User:Im8685|Im8685]] ([[User talk:Im8685|talk]]) 08:11, 9 March 2026 (UTC)

Minecraft LAN gameplay paywall

2026-03-01T09:15:15Z

Im8685: Abbreviation of LAN

{{Incomplete|Issue 1=needs more references (primarily from trusted publications)}}
{{IncidentCargo
|Company=Microsoft, Mojang
|StartDate=2025
|EndDate=2025
|Status=Active
|ProductLine=Minecraft, Game Pass Core
|Product=Minecraft, xbox
|ArticleType=Service
|Type=Digital restrictions
|Description=Minecraft on Xbox now blocks LAN play behind Game Pass, stripping a paid feature and sparking major consumer rights concerns.
}}In early 2025, some [[Xbox]] players discovered that [[Minecraft|Minecraft’s]] <abbr title="Local Area Network">LAN</abbr> multiplayer, previously available to anyone who had purchased the game, now required an active Xbox Game Pass subscription.

==Background==
Minecraft, developed by Mojang Studios and acquired by Microsoft in 2014, is one of the best-selling video games of all time. Since its release on Xbox consoles, the game has offered several multiplayer options, including online play through Xbox Live and offline <abbr title="Local Area Network">LAN</abbr> play.

<abbr title="Local Area Network">LAN</abbr> functionality has historically been considered a core feature, allowing households to play together without requiring additional subscriptions. On Xbox platforms, Minecraft is sold as a standalone title but is also included with Xbox Game Pass, Microsoft’s subscription service that grants access to a rotating library of games.

This overlap between ownership and subscription access has previously caused confusion, but until 2025, <abbr title="Local Area Network">LAN</abbr> play remained accessible to all players who had purchased the game outright.

==LAN multiplayer paywall==
In February 2025, Xbox players began reporting that Minecraft’s <abbr title="Local Area Network">LAN</abbr> multiplayer no longer functioned unless the account owner held an active Xbox Game Pass subscription. Previously, <abbr title="Local Area Network">LAN</abbr> sessions were available to all players who had purchased the game, independent of subscription status.

Reports surfaced on Mojang’s official bug tracker and in Xbox support forums, where users documented being unable to connect to local games without Game Pass. Despite community workarounds, the issue spread widely after a game update, raising concerns about the removal of a long-standing feature.

===Mojang's response===

Mojang support staff responded to bug tracker reports by stating that <abbr title="Local Area Network">LAN</abbr> was not intentionally gated behind Game Pass and attributed the issue to a “technical problem.” As of March 2025, no official patch or clarification has been issued that restores universal <abbr title="Local Area Network">LAN</abbr> access on Xbox, leaving many players without a clear resolution.
==Consumer response==

The change triggered strong backlash across forums. Many players argued that removing or restricting a feature that was present at the time of purchase amounted to deceptive practices and a breach of consumer trust. <ref>{{Cite web |author= |date=2025-05-27 |title=LAN and Gamepass |url=https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/36923769821069-LAN-and-Gamepass? |url-status=usurped |work=Minecraft Feedback |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20251001194415/https://feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/community/posts/36923769821069-LAN-and-Gamepass |archive-date=1 Oct 2025}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |author=u/Status_Horror7976 |date=2025-03-29|title=Lan locked on Xbox without game pass now |url=https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/1jmmcfu/lan_locked_on_xbox_without_game_pass_now/? |work=Reddit|access-date=2025-09-26}}</ref>

Some parents noted frustration that siblings in the same household could no longer play together without paying a recurring fee. Others drew parallels to broader industry trends of subscription lock-ins and feature erosion, citing concerns that purchased digital products were increasingly unreliable over time.
==References==
<references />
[[Category:Minecraft]]

Minecraft

2026-03-01T08:59:04Z

Im8685: */Comment/*

{{ProductCargo
|Company=Mojang, Microsoft
|ProductLine=Minecraft
|Logo=Minecraft logo.svg
|ReleaseYear=2011
|InProduction=Yes
|ArticleType=Service
|Category=Video Games
|Website=https://www.minecraft.net/en-us
|Description=Minecraft is a sandbox video game meant for younger audiences
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'''{{wplink|Minecraft|Minecraft}}''' is a 2011 multiplayer sandbox game made by [[Mojang|Mojang Studios]]. Once acquired by [[Microsoft]], the game began to harvest telemetry data, force users to comply with an ever shifting EULA to keep access to the paid game, and hide various clauses in the EULA from the public.

==Consumer impact summary==
Under [[Microsoft]]'s ownership, Minecraft has undergone multiple anti-consumer changes in order to acquire more user data and utilizing undisclosed and an ever changing EULA terms to censor user-generated content. These practices are especially concerning since a significant amount of Minecraft players are children.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Capel |first=Chris J |date=2019-09-25 |title=Believe it or not, the average age of a Minecraft player is 24 |url=https://www.pcgamesn.com/minecraft/player-age |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20191018082457/https://www.pcgamesn.com/minecraft/player-age |archive-date=2019-10-18 |access-date=2025-08-30 |website=PCGamesN}}</ref>

==Incidents==
This is a list of all consumer protection incidents related to this product. Any incidents not mentioned here can be found in the [[:Category:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}} category]].

===Minecraft account migration===
{{Main|Minecraft account migration}}
On October 21st, 2020, [[Mojang]] announced that all Minecraft Java Edition users must migrate their Mojang accounts to Microsoft accounts to retain access to the game. On December 18th, 2023, consumers who did not do so lost access and needed to re-purchase the game to regain it. Any game progress, including purchased first and third party in-game items were lost.

===Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes===
{{Main|Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes}}
Before Microsoft's acquisition of Mojang, the sole developer of Minecraft, Markus Persson, advocating for consumer ownership, promised [[Digital rights management|DRM]]-free, free optional software updates, and a free copy of the fully released version for every earlier buyer.<ref name=":22">,{{Cite web |date=2011-09-23 |title=Minecraft - About the game |url=http://www.minecraft.net/store/game |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110923112156/http://www.minecraft.net/store/game |archive-date=2011-09-23 |website=www.minecraft.net}}</ref>

Post acquisition of Mojang, all the previous buyers of Minecraft who failed to stop accepting updates in time, had to choose between forfeiting ownership or losing the option to use the software offline. Microsoft enacted several EULA changes which turned the game into a license with DRM that can be terminated by the company anytime.<ref name=":6">{{Cite web |date=2024-09-30 |title=Microsoft Services Agreement |url=https://www.microsoft.com/servicesagreement |url-status=deviated |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240930001856/https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/servicesagreement |archive-date=2024-09-30 |access-date=2025-08-18 |website=microsoft.com}}</ref>

===Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms===
{{Main|Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms}}
Minecraft began taking action against mod developers and servers in 2023 for using firearms, which was deemed 'adult' by their [[End-user license agreement|EULA]]. When asked for clarification of the changes made to their EULA, Mojang gave little response, and eventually pointed them to a new EULA which had been changed without either informing consumers about the change or asking for permission to change the contract. This information was available only internally, and was later revealed by whistleblowers, since the documents holding the internal changes to their EULA was held under NDA.

In addition they selectively ignore their own EULA rules on "gambling" (loot boxes and literally gambling) servers, and even made contract with [[wikipedia:Nerf|Nerf]] to create Minecraft inspired weapons and in game items, while still refusing to allow weapon mods.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Anderca |first=Cristina |date=2023-10-02 |title=NERF World brings blasters into Minecraft |url=https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/nerf-world-brings-blasters-minecraft |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231002180846/https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/nerf-world-brings-blasters-minecraft |archive-date=2023-10-02 |access-date=2025-08-19 |work=Minecraft}}</ref>

===Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers===
{{Main|Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers}}

For the past 5-8 years, [[Mojang]] have enforced countless server shutdowns citing violations of the Minecraft End User License Agreement (EULA). However, said enforcements have been unfairly biased against operators of smaller [[Minecraft]] Java Edition servers, abusing vague and often inaccessible community guidelines to shut down these servers.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |last=Brose |first=Kian |date=Dec 3, 2024 |title=Hold Mojang Accountable For Their Unlawful Behaviour |url=https://www.gofundme.com/f/hold-mojang-accountable-for-their-unlawful-behaviour |access-date=May 12, 2024 |website=GoFundMe |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260211012327/https://www.gofundme.com/f/hold-mojang-accountable-for-their-unlawful-behaviour |archive-date=11 Feb 2026}}</ref><ref name=":1">{{Cite web |last=Brose |first=Kian |date=Dec 3, 2024 |title=Suing Minecraft Because They Broke The Law & Pissed Me Off |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5RvoPQZQeM |access-date=May 12, 2024 |website=YouTube |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=C5RvoPQZQeM |archive-date=23 Feb 2026}}</ref><ref name=":2">{{Cite web |last=Brose |first=Kian |title=Lawsuit Video Accompanying Document |url=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1l3fxs_pZBTdWu7q_iiRKwQdhkEKp8zkuw0O3KBVWC-I/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.8vmqv8enui5u |access-date=May 12, 2025 |website=Google Docs |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260203004450/https://docs.google.com/document/d/1l3fxs_pZBTdWu7q_iiRKwQdhkEKp8zkuw0O3KBVWC-I/edit?tab=t.0 |archive-date=3 Feb 2026}}</ref>

An example of this occurred in late 2024 involving the [[Minecraft]] server '''McWar''<nowiki/>', wherein Mojang contacted the developer of the server to shut it down.<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":1" /><ref name=":2" />

Mods that bypass the IP Address blocklist that enforce these shutdowns have received takedowns by Tracer on the behalf of Microsoft under §1201 of the DMCA.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2025-10-23 |title=dmca/2025/10/2025-10-23-minecraft-3.md at aad92ffb439b3a6b5f0666fe56c669a01f568052 · github/dmca |url=https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/aad92ffb439b3a6b5f0666fe56c669a01f568052/2025/10/2025-10-23-minecraft-3.md?plain=1#L45 |url-status=live |website=GitHub}}</ref>

===Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication===
{{Main|Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication}}
In version Beta 1.8, Mojang has changed the endpoint used for authentication on Minecraft servers from "www.minecraft.net" to "session.minecraft.net". Unknown amount of time later the original endpoint used for the authentication was shut down, breaking authentication support for several old Minecraft versions, despite no actual changes in the behavior of the endpoint. The latter endpoint still works, despite being insecure (supports HTTP requests, with token being within the URL parameters) - this means that the shutdown is likely not a security concern.

Lack of authentication has caused several Minecraft servers to:

*lose part of the playerbase due to a need of modding the game client (and server) to fix the authentication issue,
*become completely insecure by allowing non-premium Minecraft users to join (e.g. opens the risk of botting the server, or brute-forcing user login passwords),
*break the EULA of the game due to allowing non-premium Minecraft users to join their server.

===Mojang requires age verification in order to chat in the UK===
{{Incomplete section}}{{Main|Minecraft Chat Reporting and Restriction}}
In February 2026, Mojang has decided to implement mandatory age verification in the United Kingdom to access some features.{{Citation needed}} Although players still have access to play the game, they miss out on social features.{{Citation needed}} The big issue is players will now be locked out of the chat feature in the game which is essentially what keeps the online connection alive in the many servers players have access to.{{Citation needed}} In order to get this feature that has always been included automatically (regardless of age) UK residents must now verify their identity by using Yoti (a third-party service).{{Citation needed}} This is a huge blow to the Minecraft community as many of the games players are children.{{Citation needed}} Famous players such as TommyInnit (who's career took off due to his Minecraft streams and VODS later posted on YouTube) were under the age of 18 when they started to gain popularity.{{Citation needed}} Although these players had access to outside game voice chats with other players, many don't have access to the proper equipment required to do so, solely relying on the in-game chat. This mass majority of players in the UK will now have to verify their age and sell their data to a third-party service in order to get one of the most essential features in the game.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Kabra |first=Akshat |date=2026-02-22 |title=Age verification in Minecraft: Everything you need to know |url=https://www.sportskeeda.com/minecraft/age-verification-minecraft-everything-need-know |url-status=live |access-date=2022-02-28 |website=sportskeeda}}</ref>

===DMCA takedowns of competing games===
There has been a documented history of Microsoft submitting [[Digital Millennium Copyright Act|DMCA]] takedown notices to various voxel-based sandbox games which act as competition to Minecraft. As of ''February 10th, 2026'', the latest takedown was the project Allumeria,<ref>{{Cite web |last=Mazeriio |date=Feb 10, 2026 |title=Tweet from Mazeriio |url=https://xcancel.com/Mazeriio/status/2021128578742513930 |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=X formerly [[Twitter]]}}</ref> which existed as a wholly original project that was unreasonably delisted from Steam. The following is a complete list of competing games taken down by Microsoft.
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!Takedown Date
!Summary
!Related Article (if applicable)
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|MC.JS
|Circa Aug. 2019
|Microsoft issued a DMCA takedown notice to a developer who created MC.JS, a [[JavaScript]]-based browser version of Minecraft hosted on GitHub.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Maxwell |first=Andy |date=September 1, 2019 |title=Microsoft Puts Blocks On In-Browser Minecraft Clone |url=https://torrentfreak.com/microsoft-puts-blocks-on-in-browser-minecraft-clone-190831/ |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=Torrent Freak |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260215012038/https://torrentfreak.com/microsoft-puts-blocks-on-in-browser-minecraft-clone-190831/ |archive-date=15 Feb 2026}}</ref> The notice cited copyright infringement, trademark violations, and unauthorized use of Minecraft's imagery and textures, resulting in the project being removed from GitHub. An archived snapshot of the page shows that the only infringing contents were referring to itself as a "Minecraft clone" and using a singular texture from the game,<ref>{{Cite web |last=Tominous |title=MC.JS Github page |url=https://github.com/ideaplexus/mc.js/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20201125143334/https://github.com/ideaplexus/mc.js/ |archive-date=Nov 25, 2020 |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=[[GitHub]]}}</ref> both of which could have easily been requested to be removed.
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|Eaglercraft
|Circa Feb. 2023
|Microsoft issued a DMCA takedown to 92 individual repositories hosting Eaglercraft, a decompilation of Minecraft. Microsoft claimed it was a violation of the EULA and Terms of Use of Minecraft.<ref>{{Cite news |last=Van der Sar |first=Ernesto |date=February 24, 2023 |title=Mojang Targets Repositories of Browser-Based Minecraft Copy ‘Eaglercraft’ |url=https://torrentfreak.com/mojang-targets-repositories-of-browser-based-minecraft-copy-eaglercraft-230224/ |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |work=Torrent Freak |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260213042505/https://torrentfreak.com/mojang-targets-repositories-of-browser-based-minecraft-copy-eaglercraft-230224/ |archive-date=13 Feb 2026}}</ref>
|[[Eaglercraft Takedows]]
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|Luanti
|Circa Mar. 2023
|Luanti (formerly known as Minetest at the time), an open source voxel game platform had its Android app taken down from Google Play by a DMCA takedown from a company representing Mojang, claiming it was infringing of their copyright.<ref>https://github.com/luanti-org/luanti/issues/13363#issuecomment-1485528633 ([http://web.archive.org/web/20250313234718/https://github.com/luanti-org/luanti/issues/13363 Archived])</ref> The app was later restored in May after filing a counter-notice with no response.
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|N/A
|Jan. 29, 2025
|Mojang enforcement issued a DMCA takedown notice to [[Cloudflare]] over the chat service Revolt (now Stoat) supposedly being a Minecraft clone because of the platform hosting screenshots of an unknown Minecraft clone.<ref name=":3">{{Cite web |date=2025-01-29 |title=2025-01-29 mojang copyright infringement complaint |url=https://wiki.revolt.chat/notes/transparency/abuse-reports/2025-01-29-mojang-copyright-infringement-complaint/ |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=Revolt Wiki |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260211025827/https://wiki.revolt.chat/notes/transparency/abuse-reports/2025-01-29-mojang-copyright-infringement-complaint/ |archive-date=11 Feb 2026}}</ref> In a subsequent email, a different actor representing [[Microsoft]], [[Tracer.ai]], sent another takedown notice over the same assets.<ref name=":3" />
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|Allumeria
|Feb. 10, 2026
|[[Microsoft]] submitted a [[DMCA]] notice to [[Valve]] via [[Tracer.ai]] over Allumeria after its systems detected that the game was supposedly using stolen assets from the game.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Mazeriio |date=Feb 10, 2026 |title=Tweet from Mazeriio |url=https://xcancel.com/Mazeriio/status/2021128578742513930 |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=X formerly [[Twitter]]}}</ref> In an archived snapshot of Allumeria's [[Steam]] page, no assets were discernibly taken from Minecraft.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Unomelon |title=Allumeria's Steam page |url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/3516590/Allumeria/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250308151651/https://store.steampowered.com/app/3516590/Allumeria/ |archive-date=Mar 8, 2025 |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=[[Steam]]}}</ref> A day later, Microsoft withdrew the complaint and Allumeria was reinstated on Steam store page.<ref>[[File:Screenshot_from_Allumeria_Discord_server.png|thumb|Screenshot from Allumeria Discord server announcing that game has been reinstated on Steam.]]
</ref><ref>{{Cite web |last=Unomelon |date=2026-02-11 |title=Post by @unomelon.bsky.social |url=https://bsky.app/profile/unomelon.bsky.social/post/3mekpz2kras2t |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20260211090940/https://bsky.app/profile/unomelon.bsky.social/post/3mekpz2kras2t |archive-date=2026-02-11 |access-date=2026-02-28 |website=Bluesky}}</ref>
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==See also==

*[[Microsoft]]
*[[Mojang]]

==References==
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[[Category:Microsoft]]

Xbox Network

2026-03-01T08:37:54Z

Im8685: Linking Main article for Xbox Game Pass

{{ProductCargo
|Company=Xbox, Microsoft
|ProductLine=Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox Series
|ReleaseYear=2002
|InProduction=Yes
|ArticleType=Service
|Category=Server, Video Games
|Logo=Xbox Network Logo.webp
|Website=https://xbox.com/live
|Description=The online subscription service that is required for users to play online on Xbox consoles
}}

'''Xbox Network''', formerly ''Xbox Live'', is a subscription service launched on 15 November 2002, for the original [[Xbox]]. In 2021, [[Microsoft]] rebranded ''Xbox Live'' to ''Xbox Network''.

==Consumer impact summary==
*'''User freedom''': Service is mandatory for users intending to play online games, however in 2021, free-to-play games do not have this requirement.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Warren |first=Tom |title=Microsoft rebrands Xbox Live to Xbox network |url=https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/22/22345276/microsoft-xbox-live-network-rebrand-name-change |website=The Verge |date=22 Mar 2021 |access-date=17 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210517220803/https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/22/22345276/microsoft-xbox-live-network-rebrand-name-change |archive-date=17 May 2021}}</ref>

*'''User privacy''': Same data collection practices as is outlined by other [[Microsoft]] products.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |author= |title=Microsoft Privacy Statement |url=https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/privacystatement |website=[[Microsoft]] |date=Oct 2025 |access-date=17 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260128183121/https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/privacy/privacystatement |archive-date=28 Jan 2026}}</ref>

*'''Business model''': When formerly ''Xbox Live'', it functioned as a [[subscription service]] to access online features. In 2021, it now covers [[Xbox Game Pass]], among other subscription-based monetization models. It also receives revenue from product sales on the [[Microsoft Store]].

*'''Market control''': Exclusively available for [[Xbox]] and [[Windows]] platforms; only option for online features on current [[Xbox]] consoles.

==Incidents==
This is a list of all consumer-protection incidents related to this product. Any incidents not mentioned here can be found in the [[:Category:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}} category]].

===Service shutdowns===
====Games for Windows Live - Unknown====
''Games for Windows Live'' (GFWL), the version of ''Xbox Live'' intended for [[Windows]] PCs at the time, was announced to shut down on 1 July 2014,<ref>{{Cite web |last=McWhertor |first=Michael |title=Microsoft: Games for Windows Live service ending July 2014 |url=http://www.polygon.com/2013/8/19/4637694/microsoft-games-for-windows-live-service-ending-july-2014 |website=Polygon |date=19 Aug 2013 |access-date=13 Feb 2026 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131029201557/http://www.polygon.com/2013/8/19/4637694/microsoft-games-for-windows-live-service-ending-july-2014 |archive-date=29 Oct 2013}}</ref> however [[Microsoft]] stated that GFWL would not be shut down roughly one month before the announced shutdown.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Maiberg |first=Emanuel |title=Microsoft Says It's Not Shutting Down Games for Windows Live |url=http://www.gamespot.com/articles/microsoft-says-it-s-not-shutting-down-games-for-windows-live/1100-6420654/ |website=GameSpot |date=21 Jun 2014 |access-date=17 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140625081927/http://www.gamespot.com/articles/microsoft-says-it-s-not-shutting-down-games-for-windows-live/1100-6420654/ |archive-date=25 Jun 2014}}</ref> Regardless of the announcement, features under GFWL were increasingly deprecated since 2014, most importantly for right to ownership, the game license activation service, which was required in order to launch any game released for GFWL.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Bari |first=Muhammad Ali |title=Games For Windows Live Game License Activation Service No Longer Appears To Be Functional |url=https://twistedvoxel.com/games-for-windows-live-license-activation-service-no-longer-functional/ |website=Twisted Voxel |date=20 Apr 2025 |access-date=13 Feb 2026 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250420154208/https://twistedvoxel.com/games-for-windows-live-license-activation-service-no-longer-functional/ |archive-date=20 Apr 2025}}</ref>

In 2020, the GFWL client download page was removed, and server support for logging in was wiped. Two years later, logins stopped functioning.<ref>{{Cite web |author=Wadmodder Shalton |title=Games for Windows- Live dead, broken & shutdown without warning, 2020 onwards. |url=https://www.doomworld.com/forum/topic/124458-games-for-windows-live-dead-broken-shutdown-without-warning-2020-onwards/ |website=Doom World |date=10 Sep 2021 |access-date=13 Feb 2026 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240809192832/https://www.doomworld.com/forum/topic/124458-games-for-windows-live-dead-broken-shutdown-without-warning-2020-onwards/ |archive-date=9 Aug 2024}}</ref>

====Games With Gold (''September 2023'')====
Prior to 14 September 2023, users who paid for ''Xbox Live Gold'' received three free games that were permanently added to the user's account each month under the "Games With Gold" program. When ''Xbox Live Gold'' was transitioned to ''[[Game Pass]] Core'', subscribers instead receive temporary access to a rotating selection of 25 randomly chosen titles on ''Game Pass''.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Yin-Poole |first=Wesley |title=End of an Era as Microsoft Replaces Xbox Live Gold With Game Pass Core |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/end-of-an-era-as-microsoft-replaces-xbox-live-gold-with-game-pass-core |website=IGN |date=17 Jul 2023 |access-date=17 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20230717153540/https://www.ign.com/articles/end-of-an-era-as-microsoft-replaces-xbox-live-gold-with-game-pass-core |archive-date=17 Jul 2023}}</ref><ref name=":1">{{Cite web |last==McWhertor |first=Michael |title=Xbox Game Pass Core to replace Xbox Live Gold in September |url=https://www.polygon.com/23797388/xbox-live-gold-ending-game-pass-core |website=Polygon |date=17 Jul 2023 |access-date=17 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20260206073738/https://www.polygon.com/23797388/xbox-live-gold-ending-game-pass-core/ |archive-date=6 Feb 2026}}</ref><ref name=":2">{{Cite web |last=Warren |first=Tom |title=Xbox Game Pass Core is launching with 36 games this week |url=https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/13/23871737/xbox-game-pass-core-36-games-release-date |website=The Verge |date=14 Sep 2023 |access-date=13 Feb 2026 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20260206074318/https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/13/23871737/xbox-game-pass-core-36-games-release-date
|archive-date=6 Feb 2026}}</ref>

====First-generation Xbox Live Shutdown (''2010'')====
{{Incomplete section}}

===Xbox GamePass (''2017-present'')===
{{Main|Xbox Game Pass}}
''Xbox Game Pass'' is the latest subscription service provided by ''Xbox'' which was originally announced and launched to provide video games in the format that ''Netflix'' provides Movies. The games catalogue is huge as of now due to the enormous investing by ''Microsoft''.<ref>{{cite web |last=Mackuch |first=Eddie |date=2025-09-22 |title=Game Pass Gets "Largest Investment" To Date This Year, Xbox Boss Says |url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250922152904/https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |archive-date=2025-09-22 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameSpot}}</ref> Although a user subscribing to this service only gets to download and play the provided games as long as the subscription is active.Later on in 2019 Xbox added ''Xbox live Gold'' into the Game Pass subscription subsequently removing a separate subscription for gold.<ref>{{Cite web |url=https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/5/18296816/microsoft-xbox-game-pass-ultimate-subscription-pricing-release-date-rumors |title=Microsoft to combine Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live into $14.99-a-month subscription |last=Warren |first=Tom |date=April 5, 2019 |website=The Verge |access-date=June 9, 2019 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190527042744/https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/5/18296816/microsoft-xbox-game-pass-ultimate-subscription-pricing-release-date-rumors |archive-date=May 27, 2019 |url-status=live }}</ref> 

==See also==
*[[Nintendo Switch Online]]
*[[PlayStation Network]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Xbox]]
[[Microsoft]]

Xbox Network

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'''Xbox Network''', formerly ''Xbox Live'', is a subscription service launched on 15 November 2002, for the original [[Xbox]]. In 2021, [[Microsoft]] rebranded ''Xbox Live'' to ''Xbox Network''.

==Consumer impact summary==
*'''User freedom''': Service is mandatory for users intending to play online games, however in 2021, free-to-play games do not have this requirement.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Warren |first=Tom |title=Microsoft rebrands Xbox Live to Xbox network |url=https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/22/22345276/microsoft-xbox-live-network-rebrand-name-change |website=The Verge |date=22 Mar 2021 |access-date=17 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210517220803/https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/22/22345276/microsoft-xbox-live-network-rebrand-name-change |archive-date=17 May 2021}}</ref>

*'''User privacy''': Same data collection practices as is outlined by other [[Microsoft]] products.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |author= |title=Microsoft Privacy Statement |url=https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/privacy/privacystatement |website=[[Microsoft]] |date=Oct 2025 |access-date=17 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260128183121/https://www.microsoft.com/en-US/privacy/privacystatement |archive-date=28 Jan 2026}}</ref>

*'''Business model''': When formerly ''Xbox Live'', it functioned as a [[subscription service]] to access online features. In 2021, it now covers [[Xbox Game Pass]], among other subscription-based monetization models. It also receives revenue from product sales on the [[Microsoft Store]].

*'''Market control''': Exclusively available for [[Xbox]] and [[Windows]] platforms; only option for online features on current [[Xbox]] consoles.

==Incidents==
This is a list of all consumer-protection incidents related to this product. Any incidents not mentioned here can be found in the [[:Category:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}} category]].

===Service shutdowns===
====Games for Windows Live - Unknown====
''Games for Windows Live'' (GFWL), the version of ''Xbox Live'' intended for [[Windows]] PCs at the time, was announced to shut down on 1 July 2014,<ref>{{Cite web |last=McWhertor |first=Michael |title=Microsoft: Games for Windows Live service ending July 2014 |url=http://www.polygon.com/2013/8/19/4637694/microsoft-games-for-windows-live-service-ending-july-2014 |website=Polygon |date=19 Aug 2013 |access-date=13 Feb 2026 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131029201557/http://www.polygon.com/2013/8/19/4637694/microsoft-games-for-windows-live-service-ending-july-2014 |archive-date=29 Oct 2013}}</ref> however [[Microsoft]] stated that GFWL would not be shut down roughly one month before the announced shutdown.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Maiberg |first=Emanuel |title=Microsoft Says It's Not Shutting Down Games for Windows Live |url=http://www.gamespot.com/articles/microsoft-says-it-s-not-shutting-down-games-for-windows-live/1100-6420654/ |website=GameSpot |date=21 Jun 2014 |access-date=17 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140625081927/http://www.gamespot.com/articles/microsoft-says-it-s-not-shutting-down-games-for-windows-live/1100-6420654/ |archive-date=25 Jun 2014}}</ref> Regardless of the announcement, features under GFWL were increasingly deprecated since 2014, most importantly for right to ownership, the game license activation service, which was required in order to launch any game released for GFWL.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Bari |first=Muhammad Ali |title=Games For Windows Live Game License Activation Service No Longer Appears To Be Functional |url=https://twistedvoxel.com/games-for-windows-live-license-activation-service-no-longer-functional/ |website=Twisted Voxel |date=20 Apr 2025 |access-date=13 Feb 2026 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250420154208/https://twistedvoxel.com/games-for-windows-live-license-activation-service-no-longer-functional/ |archive-date=20 Apr 2025}}</ref>

In 2020, the GFWL client download page was removed, and server support for logging in was wiped. Two years later, logins stopped functioning.<ref>{{Cite web |author=Wadmodder Shalton |title=Games for Windows- Live dead, broken & shutdown without warning, 2020 onwards. |url=https://www.doomworld.com/forum/topic/124458-games-for-windows-live-dead-broken-shutdown-without-warning-2020-onwards/ |website=Doom World |date=10 Sep 2021 |access-date=13 Feb 2026 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240809192832/https://www.doomworld.com/forum/topic/124458-games-for-windows-live-dead-broken-shutdown-without-warning-2020-onwards/ |archive-date=9 Aug 2024}}</ref>

====Games With Gold (''September 2023'')====
Prior to 14 September 2023, users who paid for ''Xbox Live Gold'' received three free games that were permanently added to the user's account each month under the "Games With Gold" program. When ''Xbox Live Gold'' was transitioned to ''[[Game Pass]] Core'', subscribers instead receive temporary access to a rotating selection of 25 randomly chosen titles on ''Game Pass''.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Yin-Poole |first=Wesley |title=End of an Era as Microsoft Replaces Xbox Live Gold With Game Pass Core |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/end-of-an-era-as-microsoft-replaces-xbox-live-gold-with-game-pass-core |website=IGN |date=17 Jul 2023 |access-date=17 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20230717153540/https://www.ign.com/articles/end-of-an-era-as-microsoft-replaces-xbox-live-gold-with-game-pass-core |archive-date=17 Jul 2023}}</ref><ref name=":1">{{Cite web |last==McWhertor |first=Michael |title=Xbox Game Pass Core to replace Xbox Live Gold in September |url=https://www.polygon.com/23797388/xbox-live-gold-ending-game-pass-core |website=Polygon |date=17 Jul 2023 |access-date=17 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20260206073738/https://www.polygon.com/23797388/xbox-live-gold-ending-game-pass-core/ |archive-date=6 Feb 2026}}</ref><ref name=":2">{{Cite web |last=Warren |first=Tom |title=Xbox Game Pass Core is launching with 36 games this week |url=https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/13/23871737/xbox-game-pass-core-36-games-release-date |website=The Verge |date=14 Sep 2023 |access-date=13 Feb 2026 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20260206074318/https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/13/23871737/xbox-game-pass-core-36-games-release-date
|archive-date=6 Feb 2026}}</ref>

====First-generation Xbox Live Shutdown (''2010'')====
{{Incomplete section}}

===Xbox GamePass (''2017-present'')===
[[Xbox Game Pass]] is the latest subscription service provided by ''Xbox'' which was originally announced and launched to provide video games in the format that ''Netflix'' provides Movies. The games catalogue is huge as of now due to the enormous investing by ''Microsoft''.<ref>{{cite web |last=Mackuch |first=Eddie |date=2025-09-22 |title=Game Pass Gets "Largest Investment" To Date This Year, Xbox Boss Says |url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250922152904/https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |archive-date=2025-09-22 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameSpot}}</ref> Although a user subscribing to this service only gets to download and play the provided games as long as the subscription is active.Later on in 2019 Xbox added ''Xbox live Gold'' into the Game Pass subscription subsequently removing a separate subscription for gold.<ref>{{Cite web |url=https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/5/18296816/microsoft-xbox-game-pass-ultimate-subscription-pricing-release-date-rumors |title=Microsoft to combine Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live into $14.99-a-month subscription |last=Warren |first=Tom |date=April 5, 2019 |website=The Verge |access-date=June 9, 2019 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190527042744/https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/5/18296816/microsoft-xbox-game-pass-ultimate-subscription-pricing-release-date-rumors |archive-date=May 27, 2019 |url-status=live }}</ref> 

==See also==
*[[Nintendo Switch Online]]
*[[PlayStation Network]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category:Xbox]]
[[Microsoft]]

Xbox Game Pass

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== Xbox Game Pass ==
[[Xbox Game Pass]] is a live service subscription by [[Xbox]] for playing games that are provided through a rotating library of games to users who have this service active.

=== History ===
[[Xbox Game Pass]] was first introduced in Feb 2017 which was the first time a game console company provided a live service similar to renting games but through digital marketplace The Xbox Game pass has these plans as of now "Essential","Premium","Ultimate".

Xbox Started Acquiring Different Studios to add their games to the Game Pass Exclusively, Which Include some big names in the industry including Bethesda and Activision. <ref>{{cite web |last=Yin-Poole |first=Wesley |date=2023-10-13 |title=Microsoft Just Bought Activision Blizzard for $69 Billion — So What’s Next? |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231013190008/https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next |archive-date=2023-10-13 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=IGN}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web |last=Ferdinand |first=Pam K |date=2020-10-27 |title=Xbox Will Keep Acquiring Studios To Boost Xbox Game Pass |url=https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211217164530/https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/ |archive-date=2021-12-17 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameRant}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web |last=Mackuch |first=Eddie |date=2025-09-22 |title=Game Pass Gets "Largest Investment" To Date This Year, Xbox Boss Says |url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250922152904/https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |archive-date=2025-09-22 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameSpot}}</ref>

== Incidents ==

=== Subscription Price increase ===
{| class="wikitable" align="right"
|+'''<big> Xbox Game Pass Subscriptions </big>'''
!Subscription Type
!Priced monthly
!Platform(s)
|-
|'''PC Game pass'''
|$16.49
|PC only
|-
|'''Essential'''
|$9.99
|Xbox only
|-
|'''Premium'''
|$14.99
|Xbox/PC
|-
|'''Ultimate'''
|$29.99
|Xbox/PC/Cloud
|}
On Oct 1st 2025 ,the Xbox Game pass had it's price increased The most around 50% for the Ultimate Subscription which is priced $29.99 from the previous price of $19.99 and the PC Subscription up to 37.5% from $11.99 to $16.49.<ref>{{cite web |last=PTReporter |first= |date=2025-10-01 |title=Xbox Game Pass Update on Subscription Price Increase on October 1st |url=https://pricetimeline.com/news/176 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001234008/https://pricetimeline.com/news/176 |archive-date=2025-10-01 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=PriceTimeline}}</ref> Which is also the time that they also changed the naming of the Subscription services naming '''Essential''' previously known as ''Core'' and '''Premium''' previously known as ''Standard''. <ref>{{cite web |last=Xbox Team |first= |date=2025-10-01 |title=Updates to Xbox Game Pass: Introducing Essential, Premium, and Ultimate Plans |url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001141459/https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/ |archive-date=2025-10-01 |access-date=2026-01-26 |website=Xbox Wire}}</ref>

=== Layoffs and Studio Shutdowns ===
As Xbox had acquired a number of studios and including indie studios as this was huge promise for them to get financial support but as These games were added to Game pass which hindered actual Game sales as people would rather pay for Game pass and play the game for a small period and not have to buy it which include newly launched games that get in the Game pass library from Day one, The Game Pass was not even Sustainable at the time due to Microsoft losing money and is still not sustainable as they hike prices.

== See also ==
[https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass#join Xbox Game Pass Subscription page] 
[https://www.gamer.org/inside-xbox-layoffs-and-studio-shutdowns-whats-going-on/ Xbox Layoffs and Studio shutdowns]

== References ==
<references />

Xbox Game Pass

2026-03-01T07:36:38Z

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== Xbox Game Pass ==
[[Xbox Game Pass]] is a live service subscription by [[Xbox]] for playing games that are provided through a rotating library of games to users who have this service active.

=== History ===
[[Xbox Game Pass]] was first introduced in Feb 2017 which was the first time a game console company provided a live service similar to renting games but through digital marketplace The Xbox Game pass has these plans as of now "Essential","Premium","Ultimate".

Xbox Started Acquiring Different Studios to add their games to the Game Pass Exclusively, Which Include some big names in the industry including Bethesda and Activision. <ref>{{cite web |last=Yin-Poole |first=Wesley |date=2023-10-13 |title=Microsoft Just Bought Activision Blizzard for $69 Billion — So What’s Next? |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231013190008/https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next |archive-date=2023-10-13 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=IGN}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web |last=Ferdinand |first=Pam K |date=2020-10-27 |title=Xbox Will Keep Acquiring Studios To Boost Xbox Game Pass |url=https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211217164530/https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/ |archive-date=2021-12-17 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameRant}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web |last=Mackuch |first=Eddie |date=2025-09-22 |title=Game Pass Gets "Largest Investment" To Date This Year, Xbox Boss Says |url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250922152904/https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |archive-date=2025-09-22 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameSpot}}</ref>

== Incidents ==

=== Subscription Price increase ===
{| class="wikitable" align="right"
|+'''<big> Xbox Game Pass Subscriptions </big>'''
!Subscription Type
!Priced monthly
!Platform(s)
|-
|'''PC Game pass'''
|$16.49
|PC only
|-
|'''Essential'''
|$9.99
|Xbox only
|-
|'''Premium'''
|$14.99
|Xbox/PC
|-
|'''Ultimate'''
|$29.99
|Xbox/PC/Cloud
|}
On Oct 1st 2025 ,the Xbox Game pass had it's price increased The most around 50% for the Ultimate Subscription which is priced $29.99 from the previous price of $19.99 and the PC Subscription up to 37.5% from $11.99 to $16.49.<ref>{{cite web |last=PTReporter |first= |date=2025-10-01 |title=Xbox Game Pass Update on Subscription Price Increase on October 1st |url=https://pricetimeline.com/news/176 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001234008/https://pricetimeline.com/news/176 |archive-date=2025-10-01 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=PriceTimeline}}</ref> Which is also the time that they also changed the naming of the Subscription services naming '''Essential''' previously known as ''Core'' and '''Premium''' previously known as ''Standard''. <ref>{{cite web |last=Xbox Team |first= |date=2025-10-01 |title=Updates to Xbox Game Pass: Introducing Essential, Premium, and Ultimate Plans |url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001141459/https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/ |archive-date=2025-10-01 |access-date=2026-01-26 |website=Xbox Wire}}</ref>

=== Layoffs and Studio Shutdowns ===
As Xbox had acquired a number of studios and including indie studios as this was huge promise for them to get financial support but as These games were added to Game pass which hindered actual Game sales as people would rather pay for Game pass and play the game for a small period and not have to buy it which include newly launched games that get in the Game pass library from Day one, The Game Pass was not even Sustainable at the time due to Microsoft losing money and is still not sustainable as they hike prices.

== See also ==
[https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass#join Xbox Game Pass Subscription page] 
[https://www.gamer.org/inside-xbox-layoffs-and-studio-shutdowns-whats-going-on/ Xbox Layoffs and Studio shutdowns]

== References ==
<references />

Xbox Game Pass

2026-03-01T07:33:49Z

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== Xbox Game Pass ==
[[Xbox Game Pass]] is a live service subscription by [[Xbox]] for playing games that are provided through a rotating library of games to users who have this service active.

=== History ===
[[Xbox Game Pass]] was first introduced in Feb 2017 which was the first time a game console company provided a live service similar to renting games but through digital marketplace The Xbox Game pass has these plans as of now "Essential","Premium","Ultimate".

Xbox Started Acquiring Different Studios to add their games to the Game Pass Exclusively, Which Include some big names in the industry including Bethesda and Activision. <ref>{{cite web |last=Yin-Poole |first=Wesley |date=2023-10-13 |title=Microsoft Just Bought Activision Blizzard for $69 Billion — So What’s Next? |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231013190008/https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next |archive-date=2023-10-13 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=IGN}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web |last=Ferdinand |first=Pam K |date=2020-10-27 |title=Xbox Will Keep Acquiring Studios To Boost Xbox Game Pass |url=https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211217164530/https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/ |archive-date=2021-12-17 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameRant}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web |last=Mackuch |first=Eddie |date=2025-09-22 |title=Game Pass Gets "Largest Investment" To Date This Year, Xbox Boss Says |url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250922152904/https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |archive-date=2025-09-22 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameSpot}}</ref>

== Incidents ==

=== Subscription Price increase ===
{| class="wikitable" align="right"
|+'''<big> Xbox Game Pass Subscriptions </big>'''
!Subscription Type
!Priced monthly
!Platform(s)
|-
|'''PC Game pass'''
|$16.49
|PC only
|-
|'''Essential'''
|$9.99
|Xbox only
|-
|'''Premium'''
|$14.99
|Xbox/PC
|-
|'''Ultimate'''
|$29.99
|Xbox/PC/Cloud
|}
On Oct 1st 2025 ,the Xbox Game pass had it's price increased The most around 50% for the Ultimate Subscription which is priced $29.99 from the previous price of $19.99 and the PC Subscription up to 37.5% from $11.99 to $16.49.<ref>{{cite web |last=PTReporter |first= |date=2025-10-01 |title=Xbox Game Pass Update on Subscription Price Increase on October 1st |url=https://pricetimeline.com/news/176 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001234008/https://pricetimeline.com/news/176 |archive-date=2025-10-01 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=PriceTimeline}}</ref> Which is also the time that they also changed the naming of the Subscription services naming '''Essential''' previously known as ''Core'' and '''Premium''' previously known as ''Standard''. <ref>{{cite web |last=Xbox Team |first= |date=2025-10-01 |title=Updates to Xbox Game Pass: Introducing Essential, Premium, and Ultimate Plans |url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001141459/https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/ |archive-date=2025-10-01 |access-date=2026-01-26 |website=Xbox Wire}}</ref>

=== Layoffs and Studio Shutdowns ===
As Xbox had acquired a number of studios and including indie studios as this was huge promise for them to get financial support but as These games were added to Game pass which hindered actual Game sales as people would rather pay for Game pass and play the game for a small period and not have to buy it which include newly launched games that get in the Game pass library from Day one, The Game Pass was not even Sustainable at the time due to Microsoft losing money and is still not sustainable as they hike prices.

== See also ==
[https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass#join Xbox Game Pass Subscription page] 
[https://www.gamer.org/inside-xbox-layoffs-and-studio-shutdowns-whats-going-on/ Xbox Layoffs and Studio shutdowns]

== References ==
<references />

Xbox Game Pass

2026-03-01T07:32:29Z

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== Xbox Game Pass ==
[[Xbox Game Pass]] is a live service subscription by [[Xbox]] for playing games that are provided through a rotating library of games to users who have this service active.

=== History ===
[[Xbox Game Pass]] was first introduced in Feb 2017 which was the first time a game console company provided a live service similar to renting games but through digital marketplace The Xbox Game pass has these plans as of now "Essential","Premium","Ultimate".

Xbox Started Acquiring Different Studios to add their games to the Game Pass Exclusively, Which Include some big names in the industry including Bethesda and Activision. <ref>{{cite web |last=Yin-Poole |first=Wesley |date=2023-10-13 |title=Microsoft Just Bought Activision Blizzard for $69 Billion — So What’s Next? |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231013190008/https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next |archive-date=2023-10-13 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=IGN}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web |last=Ferdinand |first=Pam K |date=2020-10-27 |title=Xbox Will Keep Acquiring Studios To Boost Xbox Game Pass |url=https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211217164530/https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/ |archive-date=2021-12-17 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameRant}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web |last=Mackuch |first=Eddie |date=2025-09-22 |title=Game Pass Gets "Largest Investment" To Date This Year, Xbox Boss Says |url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250922152904/https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |archive-date=2025-09-22 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameSpot}}</ref>

== Incidents ==

=== Subscription Price increase ===
{| class="wikitable" align="right"
|+'''<big> Xbox Game Pass Subscriptions </big>'''
!Subscription Type
!Priced monthly
!Platform(s)
|-
|'''PC Game pass'''
|$16.49
|PC only
|-
|'''Essential'''
|$9.99
|Xbox only
|-
|'''Premium'''
|$14.99
|Xbox/PC
|-
|'''Ultimate'''
|$29.99
|Xbox/PC/Cloud
|}
On Oct 1st 2025 ,the Xbox Game pass had it's price increased The most around 50% for the Ultimate Subscription which is priced $29.99 from the previous price of $19.99 and the PC Subscription up to 37.5% from $11.99 to $16.49.<ref>{{cite web |last=PTReporter |first= |date=2025-10-01 |title=Xbox Game Pass Update on Subscription Price Increase on October 1st |url=https://pricetimeline.com/news/176 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001234008/https://pricetimeline.com/news/176 |archive-date=2025-10-01 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=PriceTimeline}}</ref> Which is also the time that they also changed the naming of the Subscription services naming '''Essential''' previously known as ''Core'' and '''Premium''' previously known as ''Standard''. <ref>{{cite web |last=Xbox Team |first= |date=2025-10-01 |title=Updates to Xbox Game Pass: Introducing Essential, Premium, and Ultimate Plans |url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001141459/https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/ |archive-date=2025-10-01 |access-date=2026-01-26 |website=Xbox Wire}}</ref>

=== Layoffs and Studio Shutdowns ===
As Xbox had acquired a number of studios and including indie studios as this was huge promise for them to get financial support but as These games were added to Game pass which hindered actual Game sales as people would rather pay for Game pass and play the game for a small period and not have to buy it which include newly launched games that get in the Game pass library from Day one, The Game Pass was not even Sustainable due to Microsoft losing money.

== See also ==
[https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass#join Xbox Game Pass Subscription page] 
[https://www.gamer.org/inside-xbox-layoffs-and-studio-shutdowns-whats-going-on/ Xbox Layoffs and Studio shutdowns]

== References ==
<references />

Xbox Game Pass

2026-03-01T07:31:43Z

Im8685: Please update and edit as you like this was listed as one of the pages that needed to be created.

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== Xbox Game Pass ==
[[Xbox Game Pass]] is a live service subscription by [[Xbox]] for playing games that are provided through a rotating library of games to users who have this service active.

=== History ===
[[Xbox Game Pass]] was first introduced in Feb 2017 which was the first time a game console company provided a live service similar to renting games but through digital marketplace The Xbox Game pass has these plans as of now "Essential","Premium","Ultimate".

Xbox Started Acquiring Different Studios to add their games to the Game Pass Exclusively, Which Include some big names in the industry including Bethesda and Activision. <ref>{{cite web |last=Yin-Poole |first=Wesley |date=2023-10-13 |title=Microsoft Just Bought Activision Blizzard for $69 Billion — So What’s Next? |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231013190008/https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next |archive-date=2023-10-13 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=IGN}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web |last=Ferdinand |first=Pam K |date=2020-10-27 |title=Xbox Will Keep Acquiring Studios To Boost Xbox Game Pass |url=https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211217164530/https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/ |archive-date=2021-12-17 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameRant}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web |last=Mackuch |first=Eddie |date=2025-09-22 |title=Game Pass Gets "Largest Investment" To Date This Year, Xbox Boss Says |url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250922152904/https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |archive-date=2025-09-22 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameSpot}}</ref>

== Incidents ==

=== Subscription Price increase ===
{| class="wikitable" align="right"
|+'''<big> Xbox Game Pass Subscriptions </big>'''
!Subscription Type
!Priced monthly
!Platform(s)
|-
|'''PC Game pass'''
|$16.49
|PC only
|-
|'''Essential'''
|$9.99
|Xbox only
|-
|'''Premium'''
|$14.99
|Xbox/PC
|-
|'''Ultimate'''
|$29.99
|Xbox/PC/Cloud
|}
On Oct 1st 2025 ,the Xbox Game pass had it's price increased The most around 50% for the Ultimate Subscription which is priced $29.99 from the previous price of $19.99 and the PC Subscription up to 37.5% from $11.99 to $16.49.<ref>{{cite web |last=PTReporter |first= |date=2025-10-01 |title=Xbox Game Pass Update on Subscription Price Increase on October 1st |url=https://pricetimeline.com/news/176 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001234008/https://pricetimeline.com/news/176 |archive-date=2025-10-01 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=PriceTimeline}}</ref> Which is also the time that they also changed the naming of the Subscription services naming '''Essential''' previously known as ''Core'' and '''Premium''' previously known as ''Standard''. <ref>{{cite web |last=Xbox Team |first= |date=2025-10-01 |title=Updates to Xbox Game Pass: Introducing Essential, Premium, and Ultimate Plans |url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001141459/https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/ |archive-date=2025-10-01 |access-date=2026-01-26 |website=Xbox Wire}}</ref>

=== Layoffs and Studio Shutdowns ===
As Xbox had acquired a number of studios and including indie studios as this was huge promise for them to get financial support but as These games were added to Game pass which hindered actual Game sales as people would rather pay for Game pass and play the game for a small period and not have to buy it which include newly launched games that get in the Game pass library from Day one, The Game Pass was not even Sustainable due to Microsoft losing money.

== See also ==
[https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass#join Xbox Game Pass Subscription page]
[https://www.gamer.org/inside-xbox-layoffs-and-studio-shutdowns-whats-going-on/ Xbox Layoffs and Studio shutdowns]

== References ==
<references />

Xbox Game Pass

2026-03-01T07:23:58Z

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== Xbox Game Pass ==
[[Xbox Game Pass]] is a live service subscription by [[Xbox]] for playing games that are provided through a rotating library of games to users who have this service active.

=== History ===
[[Xbox Game Pass]] was first introduced in Feb 2017 which was the first time a game console company provided a live service similar to renting games but through digital marketplace The Xbox Game pass has these plans as of now "Essential","Premium","Ultimate".

Xbox Started Acquiring Different Studios to add their games to the Game Pass Exclusively, Which Include some big names in the industry including Bethesda and Activision. <ref>{{cite web |last=Yin-Poole |first=Wesley |date=2023-10-13 |title=Microsoft Just Bought Activision Blizzard for $69 Billion — So What’s Next? |url=https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231013190008/https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next |archive-date=2023-10-13 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=IGN}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web |last=Ferdinand |first=Pam K |date=2020-10-27 |title=Xbox Will Keep Acquiring Studios To Boost Xbox Game Pass |url=https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211217164530/https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/ |archive-date=2021-12-17 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameRant}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web |last=Mackuch |first=Eddie |date=2025-09-22 |title=Game Pass Gets "Largest Investment" To Date This Year, Xbox Boss Says |url=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250922152904/https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/ |archive-date=2025-09-22 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=GameSpot}}</ref>

== Incidents ==

=== Subscription Price increase ===
{| class="wikitable" align="right"
|+'''<big> Xbox Game Pass Subscriptions </big>'''
!Subscription Type
!Priced monthly
!Platform(s)
|-
|'''PC Game pass'''
|$16.49
|PC only
|-
|'''Essential'''
|$9.99
|Xbox only
|-
|'''Premium'''
|$14.99
|Xbox/PC
|-
|'''Ultimate'''
|$29.99
|Xbox/PC/Cloud
|}
On Oct 1st 2025 ,the Xbox Game pass had it's price increased The most around 50% for the Ultimate Subscription which is priced $29.99 from the previous price of $19.99 and the PC Subscription up to 37.5% from $11.99 to $16.49.<ref>{{cite web |last=PTReporter |first= |date=2025-10-01 |title=Xbox Game Pass Update on Subscription Price Increase on October 1st |url=https://pricetimeline.com/news/176 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001234008/https://pricetimeline.com/news/176 |archive-date=2025-10-01 |access-date=2026-03-01 |website=PriceTimeline}}</ref> Which is also the time that they also changed the naming of the Subscription services naming '''Essential''' previously known as ''Core'' and '''Premium''' previously known as ''Standard''. <ref>{{cite web |last=Xbox Team |first= |date=2025-10-01 |title=Updates to Xbox Game Pass: Introducing Essential, Premium, and Ultimate Plans |url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001141459/https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/ |archive-date=2025-10-01 |access-date=2026-01-26 |website=Xbox Wire}}</ref>

=== Layoffs and Studio Shutdowns ===
As Xbox had acquired a number of studios and including indie studios as this was huge promise for them to get financial support but as These games were added to Game pass which hindered actual Game sales as people would rather pay for Game pass and play the game for a small period and not have to buy it which include newly launched games that get in the Game pass library from Day one, The Game Pass was not even Sustainable due to Microsoft losing money.

== See also ==
[https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass#join Xbox Game Pass Subscription page]

== References ==
<references />

User:Im8685

2026-03-01T07:22:22Z

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2026-03-01T06:47:30Z

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==Xbox Game Pass==
[[Xbox Game Pass]] is a live service subscription by [[Xbox]] for playing games that are provided through a rotating library of games to users who have this service active.
===History===

[[Xbox Game Pass]] was first introduced in Feb 2017 which was the first time a game console company provided a live service similar to renting games but through digital marketplace The Xbox Game pass has these plans as of now "Essential","Premium","Ultimate".
Xbox Started Acquiring Different Studios to add their games to the Game Pass Exclusively, Which Include some big names in the industry including Bethesda and Activision.
<ref>
{{cite web
|last= Yin-Poole
|first= Wesley
|title=Microsoft Just Bought Activision Blizzard for $69 Billion — So What’s Next?
|url= https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next
|website=IGN
|date=2023-10-13
|access-date=2026-03-01
|url-status=live
|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231013190008/https://www.ign.com/articles/microsoft-just-bought-activision-blizzard-for-69-billion-so-whats-next
|archive-date=2023-10-13
}}</ref>
<ref>
{{cite web
|last= Ferdinand
|first= Pam K
|title=Xbox Will Keep Acquiring Studios To Boost Xbox Game Pass
|url= https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/
|website=GameRant
|date=2020-10-27
|access-date=2026-03-01
|url-status=live
|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211217164530/https://gamerant.com/xbox-studio-acquisition-game-pass/
|archive-date=2021-12-17
}}</ref>
<ref>
{{cite web
|last= Mackuch
|first= Eddie
|title= Game Pass Gets "Largest Investment" To Date This Year, Xbox Boss Says
|url= https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/
|website= GameSpot
|date=2025-09-22
|access-date=2026-03-01
|url-status=live
|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250922152904/https://www.gamespot.com/articles/game-pass-gets-largest-investment-to-date-this-year-xbox-boss-says/1100-6534902/
|archive-date=2025-09-22
}}</ref> 

==Incidents==
===Subscription Price increase===
{| class="wikitable" align="right"
|+'''<big> Xbox Game Pass Subscriptions </big>'''
|-
!Subscription Type!!Priced monthly!!Platform(s)
|-
|PC Game pass||$16.49||PC only
|- |-
|Essential||$9.99||Xbox only
|-
|Premium||$14.99||Xbox/PC
|-
|Ultimate||$29.99||Xbox/PC/Cloud
|}
On Oct 1st 2025 ,the Xbox Game pass had it's price increased The most around 50% for the Ultimate Subscription which is priced $29.99 from the previous price of $19.99 and the PC Subscription up to 37.5% from $11.99 to $16.49.<ref>
{{cite web
|last=PTReporter
|first=
|title=Xbox Game Pass Update on Subscription Price Increase on October 1st
|url=https://pricetimeline.com/news/176
|website=PriceTimeline
|date=2025-10-01
|access-date=2026-03-01
|url-status=live
|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001234008/https://pricetimeline.com/news/176
|archive-date=2025-10-01
}}</ref>
Which is also the time that they also changed the naming of the Subscription services naming Essential previously known as Core and Premium previously known as Standard.
<ref>
{{cite web
|last=Xbox Team
|first=
|title=Updates to Xbox Game Pass: Introducing Essential, Premium, and Ultimate Plans
|url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/
|website=Xbox Wire
|date=2025-10-01
|access-date=2026-01-26
|url-status=live
|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251001141459/https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/
|archive-date=2025-10-01
}}</ref>
===Layoffs and Studio Shutdowns===

==See also==
[https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass#join Xbox Game Pass Subscription page]
==References==
<references />

User:Im8685

2026-03-01T04:56:50Z

Im8685:

HP adds 15 minutes to all customer service phone calls

2026-02-28T09:05:39Z

Im8685: Just added links to CRW articles as they were cited rather than added as links ,check and update if anyone works on this in the future.

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In February 2025, [[HP Inc.]] instituted a policy to artificially tell all consumer PC & print customers they will have to wait a minimum of 15 minutes when calling support. This was designed to discourage customers from using phone support, but did not actually artificially inflate wait times.

==Background==
HP's actions must be understood in context with their other business practices. Normally, answering the phone would not be that bad, even if a customer is frustrated with a broken device. However, HP has several anti-consumer policies that exist for no reason other than to make money: the company has a documented history of deliberately implementing these policies. 

*HP's printer business model relies heavily on recurring revenue from [[HP Instant Ink]] subscriptions and cartridge sales rather than hardware profits

*The company uses various technological measures like [[HP Dynamic Security]] to prevent customers from using third-party ink cartridges

*Their all-in-one printers restrict functionality like scanning when ink levels are low, forcing additional cartridge purchases [[HP Printers locking functionality behind ink availability]]


In this context, the phone support delay appears to be another method of channelling customers toward HP's preferred digital support options, which mitigate the company's exposure to speaking to angry customers, and answer for these policies. As acknowledged in internal documents, the policy was explicitly designed to "generate warranty cost efficiencies" and increase "digital adoption" by making phone support deliberately inconvenient.<ref name="register1">{{cite web |author=Kunert |first=Paul |date=2025-02-20 |title=HP deliberately adds 15 minutes waiting time for telephone support calls |url=https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/20/hp_deliberately_adds_15_minutes/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250220131949/https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/20/hp_deliberately_adds_15_minutes/ |archive-date=2025-02-20 |access-date=2025-02-22 |publisher=The Register |ref=Kunert2025-1}}</ref> The company's Chief Financial Officer Marie Myers has previously stated that customers spend 20% more when locked into HP's digital ecosystem compared to traditional transaction models.<ref name="register2">{{cite web |last=Kunert |first=Paul |date=2023-12-04 |title=HP exec says quiet part out loud when it comes to locking in print customers |url=https://www.theregister.com/2023/12/04/hp_printer_lockin/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231204103804/https://www.theregister.com/2023/12/04/hp_printer_lockin/ |archive-date=2023-12-04 |access-date=2025-02-22 |publisher=The Register}}</ref>

==Artificial wait time implemented==
On February 18, 2025, HP implemented a mandatory 15-minute wait time for anyone calling their telephone support centers in the UK, Ireland, France, Germany, and Italy.<ref name="register1" /> The system was designed to:

*Play an initial message warning of ''"high call volumes"'' & a 15-minute wait
*Repeat this message at the 5th, 10th, and 13th minute of waiting
*Direct customers to online support options throughout the wait
*Track metrics on how many customers abandoned phone calls in favor of digital channels<ref name="register1" />

Internal HP communications obtained by ''The Register'' revealed that this was not due to actual high call volumes, but was instead an intentional policy to "influence customers to increase their adoption of digital self-solve."<ref name="register1" />

==HP's response==
At first, HP declined to comment publicly on the implementation of this policy. However, after public exposure by ''The Register'' on February 20, 2025, & significant backlash from both customers & internal staff who were forced to deal with customers who were angry with the artificial 15 minute delay, HP reversed the policy on February 21, 2025.<ref name="register3">{{cite web |author=Kunert |first=Paul |date=2025-02-21 |title=HP ditches 15-minute wait time policy due to 'feedback' |url=https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/21/hp_ditches_15_minute_wait_time_call_centers/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250221113639/https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/21/hp_ditches_15_minute_wait_time_call_centers/ |archive-date=2025-02-21 |access-date=2025-02-22 |publisher=The Register |ref=Kunert2025-2}}</ref>

In their statement announcing the reversal, HP claimed the initiative was ''"intended to provide more digital options with the goal of reducing time to resolve inquiries"'' and acknowledged that ''"speaking to live customer service agents in a timely fashion is paramount."''<ref name="register3" />

==Internal response==
Internal sources at HP reported significant dissatisfaction with the policy among staff members. An insider in HP's European operations told ''The Register'' that "Many within HP are pretty unhappy [about] the measures being taken and the fact those making decisions don't have to deal with the customers who their decisions impact."<ref name="register1" />

==Consumer impact==
The policy represented several aspects of modern consumer exploitation:

*Deliberate degradation of service quality to try and change consumer behavior
*Use of false pretenses (claiming "high call volumes" for artificial delays)
*Forcing customers toward automated systems that limit their ability to negotiate solutions
*Creating artificial barriers to access warranty and support services

The rapid reversal of the policy after public exposure shows how companies may abandon anti-consumer practices when faced with public scrutiny, even if they initially deemed them acceptable internal business practices.

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:HP]]
[[Category:Incidents]]
[[Category:Customer service]]
[[Category:2025 in computing]]

Minecraft

2026-02-28T08:02:44Z

Im8685: Added citation for the section "Mojang requires age verification in order to chat in the UK"

{{ProductCargo
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'''{{wplink|Minecraft|Minecraft}}''' is a 2011 multiplayer sandbox game made by [[Mojang|Mojang Studios]]. Once acquired by [[Microsoft]], the game began to harvest telemetry data, force users to comply with an ever shifting EULA to keep access to the paid game, and hide various clauses in the EULA from the public.

==Consumer impact summary==
Under [[Microsoft]]'s ownership, Minecraft has undergone multiple anti-consumer changes in order to acquire more user data and utilizing undisclosed and an ever changing EULA terms to censor user-generated content. These practices are especially concerning since a significant amount of Minecraft players are children.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Capel |first=Chris J |date=2019-09-25 |title=Believe it or not, the average age of a Minecraft player is 24 |url=https://www.pcgamesn.com/minecraft/player-age |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20191018082457/https://www.pcgamesn.com/minecraft/player-age |archive-date=2019-10-18 |access-date=2025-08-30 |website=PCGamesN}}</ref>

==Incidents==
This is a list of all consumer protection incidents related to this product. Any incidents not mentioned here can be found in the [[:Category:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}} category]].

===Minecraft account migration===
{{Main|Minecraft account migration}}
On October 21st, 2020, [[Mojang]] announced that all Minecraft Java Edition users must migrate their Mojang accounts to Microsoft accounts to retain access to the game. On December 18th, 2023, consumers who did not do so lost access and needed to re-purchase the game to regain it. Any game progress, including purchased first and third party in-game items were lost.

===Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes===
{{Main|Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes}}
Before Microsoft's acquisition of Mojang, the sole developer of Minecraft, Markus Persson, advocating for consumer ownership, promised [[Digital rights management|DRM]]-free, free optional software updates, and a free copy of the fully released version for every earlier buyer.<ref name=":22">,{{Cite web |date=2011-09-23 |title=Minecraft - About the game |url=http://www.minecraft.net/store/game |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110923112156/http://www.minecraft.net/store/game |archive-date=2011-09-23 |website=www.minecraft.net}}</ref>

Post acquisition of Mojang, all the previous buyers of Minecraft who failed to stop accepting updates in time, had to choose between forfeiting ownership or losing the option to use the software offline. Microsoft enacted several EULA changes which turned the game into a license with DRM that can be terminated by the company anytime.<ref name=":6">{{Cite web |date=2024-09-30 |title=Microsoft Services Agreement |url=https://www.microsoft.com/servicesagreement |url-status=deviated |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240930001856/https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/servicesagreement |archive-date=2024-09-30 |access-date=2025-08-18 |website=microsoft.com}}</ref>

===Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms===
{{Main|Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms}}
Minecraft began taking action against mod developers and servers in 2023 for using firearms, which was deemed 'adult' by their [[End-user license agreement|EULA]]. When asked for clarification of the changes made to their EULA, Mojang gave little response, and eventually pointed them to a new EULA which had been changed without either informing consumers about the change or asking for permission to change the contract. This information was available only internally, and was later revealed by whistleblowers, since the documents holding the internal changes to their EULA was held under NDA.

In addition they selectively ignore their own EULA rules on "gambling" (loot boxes and literally gambling) servers, and even made contract with [[wikipedia:Nerf|Nerf]] to create Minecraft inspired weapons and in game items, while still refusing to allow weapon mods.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Anderca |first=Cristina |date=2023-10-02 |title=NERF World brings blasters into Minecraft |url=https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/nerf-world-brings-blasters-minecraft |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231002180846/https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/nerf-world-brings-blasters-minecraft |archive-date=2023-10-02 |access-date=2025-08-19 |work=Minecraft}}</ref>

===Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers===
{{Main|Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers}}

For the past 5-8 years, [[Mojang]] have enforced countless server shutdowns citing violations of the Minecraft End User License Agreement (EULA). However, said enforcements have been unfairly biased against operators of smaller [[Minecraft]] Java Edition servers, abusing vague and often inaccessible community guidelines to shut down these servers.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |last=Brose |first=Kian |date=Dec 3, 2024 |title=Hold Mojang Accountable For Their Unlawful Behaviour |url=https://www.gofundme.com/f/hold-mojang-accountable-for-their-unlawful-behaviour |access-date=May 12, 2024 |website=GoFundMe |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260211012327/https://www.gofundme.com/f/hold-mojang-accountable-for-their-unlawful-behaviour |archive-date=11 Feb 2026}}</ref><ref name=":1">{{Cite web |last=Brose |first=Kian |date=Dec 3, 2024 |title=Suing Minecraft Because They Broke The Law & Pissed Me Off |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5RvoPQZQeM |access-date=May 12, 2024 |website=YouTube |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=C5RvoPQZQeM |archive-date=23 Feb 2026}}</ref><ref name=":2">{{Cite web |last=Brose |first=Kian |title=Lawsuit Video Accompanying Document |url=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1l3fxs_pZBTdWu7q_iiRKwQdhkEKp8zkuw0O3KBVWC-I/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.8vmqv8enui5u |access-date=May 12, 2025 |website=Google Docs |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260203004450/https://docs.google.com/document/d/1l3fxs_pZBTdWu7q_iiRKwQdhkEKp8zkuw0O3KBVWC-I/edit?tab=t.0 |archive-date=3 Feb 2026}}</ref>

An example of this occurred in late 2024 involving the [[Minecraft]] server '''McWar''<nowiki/>', wherein Mojang contacted the developer of the server to shut it down.<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":1" /><ref name=":2" />

===Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication===
{{Main|Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication}}
In version Beta 1.8, Mojang has changed the endpoint used for authentication on Minecraft servers from "www.minecraft.net" to "session.minecraft.net". Unknown amount of time later the original endpoint used for the authentication was shut down, breaking authentication support for several old Minecraft versions, despite no actual changes in the behavior of the endpoint. The latter endpoint still works, despite being insecure (supports HTTP requests, with token being within the URL parameters) - this means that the shutdown is likely not a security concern.

Lack of authentication has caused several Minecraft servers to:

*lose part of the playerbase due to a need of modding the game client (and server) to fix the authentication issue,
*become completely insecure by allowing non-premium Minecraft users to join (e.g. opens the risk of botting the server, or brute-forcing user login passwords),
*break the EULA of the game due to allowing non-premium Minecraft users to join their server.

===Mojang requires age verification in order to chat in the UK===
{{Incomplete section}}
In February 2026, Mojang has decided to implement mandatory age verification in the United Kingdom to access some features.{{Citation needed}} Although players still have access to play the game, they miss out on social features.{{Citation needed}} The big issue is players will now be locked out of the chat feature in the game which is essentially what keeps the online connection alive in the many servers players have access to.{{Citation needed}} In order to get this feature that has always been included automatically (regardless of age) UK residents must now verify their identity by using Yoti (a third-party service).{{Citation needed}} This is a huge blow to the Minecraft community as many of the games players are children.{{Citation needed}} Famous players such as TommyInnit (who's career took off due to his Minecraft streams and VODS later posted on YouTube) were under the age of 18 when they started to gain popularity.{{Citation needed}} Although these players had access to outside game voice chats with other players, many don't have access to the proper equipment required to do so, solely relying on the in-game chat. This mass majority of players in the UK will now have to verify their age and sell their data to a third-party service in order to get one of the most essential features in the game.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Kabra |first=Akshat |date=2026-02-22 |title=Age verification in Minecraft: Everything you need to know |url=https://www.sportskeeda.com/minecraft/age-verification-minecraft-everything-need-know |url-status=live |access-date=2022-02-28 |website=sportskeeda}}</ref>

===DMCA takedowns of competing games===
There has been a documented history of Microsoft submitting [[Digital Millennium Copyright Act|DMCA]] takedown notices to various voxel-based sandbox games which act as competition to Minecraft. As of ''February 10th, 2026'', the latest takedown was the project Allumeria,<ref>{{Cite web |last=Mazeriio |date=Feb 10, 2026 |title=Tweet from Mazeriio |url=https://xcancel.com/Mazeriio/status/2021128578742513930 |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=X formerly [[Twitter]]}}</ref> which existed as a wholly original project that was unreasonably delisted from Steam. The following is a complete list of competing games taken down by Microsoft.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Game
!Takedown Date
!Summary
!Related Article (if applicable)
|-
|MC.JS
|Circa Aug. 2019
|Microsoft issued a DMCA takedown notice to a developer who created MC.JS, a [[JavaScript]]-based browser version of Minecraft hosted on GitHub.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Maxwell |first=Andy |date=September 1, 2019 |title=Microsoft Puts Blocks On In-Browser Minecraft Clone |url=https://torrentfreak.com/microsoft-puts-blocks-on-in-browser-minecraft-clone-190831/ |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=Torrent Freak |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260215012038/https://torrentfreak.com/microsoft-puts-blocks-on-in-browser-minecraft-clone-190831/ |archive-date=15 Feb 2026}}</ref> The notice cited copyright infringement, trademark violations, and unauthorized use of Minecraft's imagery and textures, resulting in the project being removed from GitHub. An archived snapshot of the page shows that the only infringing contents were referring to itself as a "Minecraft clone" and using a singular texture from the game,<ref>{{Cite web |last=Tominous |title=MC.JS Github page |url=https://github.com/ideaplexus/mc.js/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20201125143334/https://github.com/ideaplexus/mc.js/ |archive-date=Nov 25, 2020 |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=[[GitHub]]}}</ref> both of which could have easily been requested to be removed.
|
|-
|Eaglercraft
|Circa Feb. 2023
|Microsoft issued a DMCA takedown to 92 individual repositories hosting Eaglercraft, a decompilation of Minecraft. Microsoft claimed it was a violation of the EULA and Terms of Use of Minecraft.<ref>{{Cite news |last=Van der Sar |first=Ernesto |date=February 24, 2023 |title=Mojang Targets Repositories of Browser-Based Minecraft Copy ‘Eaglercraft’ |url=https://torrentfreak.com/mojang-targets-repositories-of-browser-based-minecraft-copy-eaglercraft-230224/ |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |work=Torrent Freak |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260213042505/https://torrentfreak.com/mojang-targets-repositories-of-browser-based-minecraft-copy-eaglercraft-230224/ |archive-date=13 Feb 2026}}</ref>
|[[Eaglercraft Takedows]]
|-
|Luanti
|Circa Mar. 2023
|Luanti (formerly known as Minetest at the time), an open source voxel game platform had its Android app taken down from Google Play by a DMCA takedown from a company representing Mojang, claiming it was infringing of their copyright.<ref>https://github.com/luanti-org/luanti/issues/13363#issuecomment-1485528633 ([http://web.archive.org/web/20250313234718/https://github.com/luanti-org/luanti/issues/13363 Archived])</ref> The app was later restored in May after filing a counter-notice with no response.
|
|-
|N/A
|Jan. 29, 2025
|Mojang enforcement issued a DMCA takedown notice to [[Cloudflare]] over the chat service Revolt (now Stoat) supposedly being a Minecraft clone because of the platform hosting screenshots of an unknown Minecraft clone.<ref name=":3">{{Cite web |date=2025-01-29 |title=2025-01-29 mojang copyright infringement complaint |url=https://wiki.revolt.chat/notes/transparency/abuse-reports/2025-01-29-mojang-copyright-infringement-complaint/ |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=Revolt Wiki |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260211025827/https://wiki.revolt.chat/notes/transparency/abuse-reports/2025-01-29-mojang-copyright-infringement-complaint/ |archive-date=11 Feb 2026}}</ref> In a subsequent email, a different actor representing [[Microsoft]], [[Tracer.ai]], sent another takedown notice over the same assets.<ref name=":3" />
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|-
|Allumeria
|Feb. 10, 2026
|[[Microsoft]] submitted a [[DMCA]] notice to [[Valve]] via [[Tracer.ai]] over Allumeria after its systems detected that the game was supposedly using stolen assets from the game.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Mazeriio |date=Feb 10, 2026 |title=Tweet from Mazeriio |url=https://xcancel.com/Mazeriio/status/2021128578742513930 |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=X formerly [[Twitter]]}}</ref> In an archived snapshot of Allumeria's [[Steam]] page, no assets were discernibly taken from Minecraft.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Unomelon |title=Allumeria's Steam page |url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/3516590/Allumeria/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250308151651/https://store.steampowered.com/app/3516590/Allumeria/ |archive-date=Mar 8, 2025 |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=[[Steam]]}}</ref> A day later, Microsoft withdrew the complaint and Allumeria was reinstated on Steam store page.<ref>[[File:Screenshot_from_Allumeria_Discord_server.png|thumb|Screenshot from Allumeria Discord server announcing that game has been reinstated on Steam.]]
</ref><ref>{{Cite web |last=Unomelon |date=2026-02-11 |title=Post by @unomelon.bsky.social |url=https://bsky.app/profile/unomelon.bsky.social/post/3mekpz2kras2t |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20260211090940/https://bsky.app/profile/unomelon.bsky.social/post/3mekpz2kras2t |archive-date=2026-02-11 |access-date=2026-02-28 |website=Bluesky}}</ref>
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==See also==

*[[Microsoft]]
*[[Mojang]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Microsoft]]

Minecraft

2026-02-28T07:46:46Z

Im8685: Inserted Citation for Allumeria post by Unomelon on Bluesky with archived link.

{{ProductCargo
|Company=Mojang, Microsoft
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|Logo=Minecraft logo.svg
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|InProduction=Yes
|ArticleType=Service
|Category=Video Games
|Website=https://www.minecraft.net/en-us
|Description=Minecraft is a sandbox video game meant for younger audiences
}}

'''{{wplink|Minecraft|Minecraft}}''' is a 2011 multiplayer sandbox game made by [[Mojang|Mojang Studios]]. Once acquired by [[Microsoft]], the game began to harvest telemetry data, force users to comply with an ever shifting EULA to keep access to the paid game, and hide various clauses in the EULA from the public.

==Consumer impact summary==
Under [[Microsoft]]'s ownership, Minecraft has undergone multiple anti-consumer changes in order to acquire more user data and utilizing undisclosed and an ever changing EULA terms to censor user-generated content. These practices are especially concerning since a significant amount of Minecraft players are children.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Capel |first=Chris J |date=2019-09-25 |title=Believe it or not, the average age of a Minecraft player is 24 |url=https://www.pcgamesn.com/minecraft/player-age |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20191018082457/https://www.pcgamesn.com/minecraft/player-age |archive-date=2019-10-18 |access-date=2025-08-30 |website=PCGamesN}}</ref>

==Incidents==
This is a list of all consumer protection incidents related to this product. Any incidents not mentioned here can be found in the [[:Category:{{PAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}} category]].

===Minecraft account migration===
{{Main|Minecraft account migration}}
On October 21st, 2020, [[Mojang]] announced that all Minecraft Java Edition users must migrate their Mojang accounts to Microsoft accounts to retain access to the game. On December 18th, 2023, consumers who did not do so lost access and needed to re-purchase the game to regain it. Any game progress, including purchased first and third party in-game items were lost.

===Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes===
{{Main|Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes}}
Before Microsoft's acquisition of Mojang, the sole developer of Minecraft, Markus Persson, advocating for consumer ownership, promised [[Digital rights management|DRM]]-free, free optional software updates, and a free copy of the fully released version for every earlier buyer.<ref name=":22">,{{Cite web |date=2011-09-23 |title=Minecraft - About the game |url=http://www.minecraft.net/store/game |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110923112156/http://www.minecraft.net/store/game |archive-date=2011-09-23 |website=www.minecraft.net}}</ref>

Post acquisition of Mojang, all the previous buyers of Minecraft who failed to stop accepting updates in time, had to choose between forfeiting ownership or losing the option to use the software offline. Microsoft enacted several EULA changes which turned the game into a license with DRM that can be terminated by the company anytime.<ref name=":6">{{Cite web |date=2024-09-30 |title=Microsoft Services Agreement |url=https://www.microsoft.com/servicesagreement |url-status=deviated |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240930001856/https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/servicesagreement |archive-date=2024-09-30 |access-date=2025-08-18 |website=microsoft.com}}</ref>

===Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms===
{{Main|Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms}}
Minecraft began taking action against mod developers and servers in 2023 for using firearms, which was deemed 'adult' by their [[End-user license agreement|EULA]]. When asked for clarification of the changes made to their EULA, Mojang gave little response, and eventually pointed them to a new EULA which had been changed without either informing consumers about the change or asking for permission to change the contract. This information was available only internally, and was later revealed by whistleblowers, since the documents holding the internal changes to their EULA was held under NDA.

In addition they selectively ignore their own EULA rules on "gambling" (loot boxes and literally gambling) servers, and even made contract with [[wikipedia:Nerf|Nerf]] to create Minecraft inspired weapons and in game items, while still refusing to allow weapon mods.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Anderca |first=Cristina |date=2023-10-02 |title=NERF World brings blasters into Minecraft |url=https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/nerf-world-brings-blasters-minecraft |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231002180846/https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/nerf-world-brings-blasters-minecraft |archive-date=2023-10-02 |access-date=2025-08-19 |work=Minecraft}}</ref>

===Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers===
{{Main|Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers}}

For the past 5-8 years, [[Mojang]] have enforced countless server shutdowns citing violations of the Minecraft End User License Agreement (EULA). However, said enforcements have been unfairly biased against operators of smaller [[Minecraft]] Java Edition servers, abusing vague and often inaccessible community guidelines to shut down these servers.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |last=Brose |first=Kian |date=Dec 3, 2024 |title=Hold Mojang Accountable For Their Unlawful Behaviour |url=https://www.gofundme.com/f/hold-mojang-accountable-for-their-unlawful-behaviour |access-date=May 12, 2024 |website=GoFundMe |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260211012327/https://www.gofundme.com/f/hold-mojang-accountable-for-their-unlawful-behaviour |archive-date=11 Feb 2026}}</ref><ref name=":1">{{Cite web |last=Brose |first=Kian |date=Dec 3, 2024 |title=Suing Minecraft Because They Broke The Law & Pissed Me Off |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5RvoPQZQeM |access-date=May 12, 2024 |website=YouTube |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=C5RvoPQZQeM |archive-date=23 Feb 2026}}</ref><ref name=":2">{{Cite web |last=Brose |first=Kian |title=Lawsuit Video Accompanying Document |url=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1l3fxs_pZBTdWu7q_iiRKwQdhkEKp8zkuw0O3KBVWC-I/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.8vmqv8enui5u |access-date=May 12, 2025 |website=Google Docs |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260203004450/https://docs.google.com/document/d/1l3fxs_pZBTdWu7q_iiRKwQdhkEKp8zkuw0O3KBVWC-I/edit?tab=t.0 |archive-date=3 Feb 2026}}</ref>

An example of this occurred in late 2024 involving the [[Minecraft]] server '''McWar''<nowiki/>', wherein Mojang contacted the developer of the server to shut it down.<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":1" /><ref name=":2" />

===Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication===
{{Main|Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication}}
In version Beta 1.8, Mojang has changed the endpoint used for authentication on Minecraft servers from "www.minecraft.net" to "session.minecraft.net". Unknown amount of time later the original endpoint used for the authentication was shut down, breaking authentication support for several old Minecraft versions, despite no actual changes in the behavior of the endpoint. The latter endpoint still works, despite being insecure (supports HTTP requests, with token being within the URL parameters) - this means that the shutdown is likely not a security concern.

Lack of authentication has caused several Minecraft servers to:

*lose part of the playerbase due to a need of modding the game client (and server) to fix the authentication issue,
*become completely insecure by allowing non-premium Minecraft users to join (e.g. opens the risk of botting the server, or brute-forcing user login passwords),
*break the EULA of the game due to allowing non-premium Minecraft users to join their server.

===Mojang requires age verification in order to chat in the UK===
{{Incomplete section}}
In February 2026, Mojang has decided to implement mandatory age verification in the United Kingdom to access some features.{{Citation needed}} Although players still have access to play the game, they miss out on social features.{{Citation needed}} The big issue is players will now be locked out of the chat feature in the game which is essentially what keeps the online connection alive in the many servers players have access to.{{Citation needed}} In order to get this feature that has always been included automatically (regardless of age) UK residents must now verify their identity by using Yoti (a third-party service).{{Citation needed}} This is a huge blow to the Minecraft community as many of the games players are children.{{Citation needed}} Famous players such as TommyInnit (who's career took off due to his Minecraft streams and VODS later posted on YouTube) were under the age of 18 when they started to gain popularity.{{Citation needed}} Although these players had access to outside game voice chats with other players, many don't have access to the proper equipment required to do so, solely relying on the in-game chat. This mass majority of players in the UK will now have to verify their age and sell their data to a third-party service in order to get one of the most essential features in the game.

===DMCA takedowns of competing games===
There has been a documented history of Microsoft submitting [[Digital Millennium Copyright Act|DMCA]] takedown notices to various voxel-based sandbox games which act as competition to Minecraft. As of ''February 10th, 2026'', the latest takedown was the project Allumeria,<ref>{{Cite web |last=Mazeriio |date=Feb 10, 2026 |title=Tweet from Mazeriio |url=https://xcancel.com/Mazeriio/status/2021128578742513930 |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=X formerly [[Twitter]]}}</ref> which existed as a wholly original project that was unreasonably delisted from Steam. The following is a complete list of competing games taken down by Microsoft.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Game
!Takedown Date
!Summary
!Related Article (if applicable)
|-
|MC.JS
|Circa Aug. 2019
|Microsoft issued a DMCA takedown notice to a developer who created MC.JS, a [[JavaScript]]-based browser version of Minecraft hosted on GitHub.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Maxwell |first=Andy |date=September 1, 2019 |title=Microsoft Puts Blocks On In-Browser Minecraft Clone |url=https://torrentfreak.com/microsoft-puts-blocks-on-in-browser-minecraft-clone-190831/ |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=Torrent Freak |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260215012038/https://torrentfreak.com/microsoft-puts-blocks-on-in-browser-minecraft-clone-190831/ |archive-date=15 Feb 2026}}</ref> The notice cited copyright infringement, trademark violations, and unauthorized use of Minecraft's imagery and textures, resulting in the project being removed from GitHub. An archived snapshot of the page shows that the only infringing contents were referring to itself as a "Minecraft clone" and using a singular texture from the game,<ref>{{Cite web |last=Tominous |title=MC.JS Github page |url=https://github.com/ideaplexus/mc.js/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20201125143334/https://github.com/ideaplexus/mc.js/ |archive-date=Nov 25, 2020 |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=[[GitHub]]}}</ref> both of which could have easily been requested to be removed.
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|Eaglercraft
|Circa Feb. 2023
|Microsoft issued a DMCA takedown to 92 individual repositories hosting Eaglercraft, a decompilation of Minecraft. Microsoft claimed it was a violation of the EULA and Terms of Use of Minecraft.<ref>{{Cite news |last=Van der Sar |first=Ernesto |date=February 24, 2023 |title=Mojang Targets Repositories of Browser-Based Minecraft Copy ‘Eaglercraft’ |url=https://torrentfreak.com/mojang-targets-repositories-of-browser-based-minecraft-copy-eaglercraft-230224/ |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |work=Torrent Freak |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260213042505/https://torrentfreak.com/mojang-targets-repositories-of-browser-based-minecraft-copy-eaglercraft-230224/ |archive-date=13 Feb 2026}}</ref>
|[[Eaglercraft Takedows]]
|-
|Luanti
|Circa Mar. 2023
|Luanti (formerly known as Minetest at the time), an open source voxel game platform had its Android app taken down from Google Play by a DMCA takedown from a company representing Mojang, claiming it was infringing of their copyright.<ref>https://github.com/luanti-org/luanti/issues/13363#issuecomment-1485528633 ([http://web.archive.org/web/20250313234718/https://github.com/luanti-org/luanti/issues/13363 Archived])</ref> The app was later restored in May after filing a counter-notice with no response.
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|N/A
|Jan. 29, 2025
|Mojang enforcement issued a DMCA takedown notice to [[Cloudflare]] over the chat service Revolt (now Stoat) supposedly being a Minecraft clone because of the platform hosting screenshots of an unknown Minecraft clone.<ref name=":3">{{Cite web |date=2025-01-29 |title=2025-01-29 mojang copyright infringement complaint |url=https://wiki.revolt.chat/notes/transparency/abuse-reports/2025-01-29-mojang-copyright-infringement-complaint/ |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=Revolt Wiki |archive-url=http://web.archive.org/web/20260211025827/https://wiki.revolt.chat/notes/transparency/abuse-reports/2025-01-29-mojang-copyright-infringement-complaint/ |archive-date=11 Feb 2026}}</ref> In a subsequent email, a different actor representing [[Microsoft]], [[Tracer.ai]], sent another takedown notice over the same assets.<ref name=":3" />
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|Allumeria
|Feb. 10, 2026
|[[Microsoft]] submitted a [[DMCA]] notice to [[Valve]] via [[Tracer.ai]] over Allumeria after its systems detected that the game was supposedly using stolen assets from the game.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Mazeriio |date=Feb 10, 2026 |title=Tweet from Mazeriio |url=https://xcancel.com/Mazeriio/status/2021128578742513930 |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=X formerly [[Twitter]]}}</ref> In an archived snapshot of Allumeria's [[Steam]] page, no assets were discernibly taken from Minecraft.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Unomelon |title=Allumeria's Steam page |url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/3516590/Allumeria/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250308151651/https://store.steampowered.com/app/3516590/Allumeria/ |archive-date=Mar 8, 2025 |access-date=Feb 10, 2026 |website=[[Steam]]}}</ref> A day later, Microsoft withdrew the complaint and Allumeria was reinstated on Steam store page.<ref>[[File:Screenshot_from_Allumeria_Discord_server.png|thumb|Screenshot from Allumeria Discord server announcing that game has been reinstated on Steam.]]
</ref><ref>{{Cite web |last=Unomelon |date=2026-02-11 |title=Post by @unomelon.bsky.social |url=https://bsky.app/profile/unomelon.bsky.social/post/3mekpz2kras2t |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20260211090940/https://bsky.app/profile/unomelon.bsky.social/post/3mekpz2kras2t |archive-date=2026-02-11 |access-date=2026-02-28 |website=Bluesky}}</ref>
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==See also==

*[[Microsoft]]
*[[Mojang]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Microsoft]]

User talk:Tempo123

2026-02-24T05:00:46Z

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==Articles removed==

I wanted to ask about the recent articles you removed from Projects:Archive everything was that already decided or you recently removed it due to you seeing it? or are you secretly Keith? [[User:Im8685|Im8685]] ([[User talk:Im8685|talk]]) 10:19, 17 February 2026 (UTC)

:I removed them after seeing a mention of the CS2 article on discord, so I went and had a look, and saw several deleted articles, and removed them from the list. I just lurk on the discord, <s>idk who keith is</s> oh you mean the admin lol, I wish [[User:Tempo123|Tempo123]] ([[User talk:Tempo123|talk]]) 18:52, 19 February 2026 (UTC)
::Nah you good bro because I was the one who asked about it and everyone said (except of Keith) "It has not been created yet lol" I was like ok and then Keith after a day replied he will look into it aka fix it so I thought he did it except it was a member like me , Thanks for your contribution bro.. [[User:Im8685|Im8685]] ([[User talk:Im8685|talk]]) 04:59, 24 February 2026 (UTC)
:::Also if you like you can add the Template on my user page to your page if you want... [[User:Im8685|Im8685]] ([[User talk:Im8685|talk]]) 05:00, 24 February 2026 (UTC)

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2026-02-24T04:59:51Z

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User talk:Tempo123

2026-02-17T10:19:15Z

Im8685: /* Articles removed */ new section

Telecom Egypt

2026-02-11T10:40:35Z

Im8685:

{{CompanyCargo
|Founded=1854
|Industry=Telecommunications
|Logo=We-seeklogo.png
|Type=Public (State-owned majority)
|Website=https://www.te.eg/
|Description=Telecom Egypt (WE) is the primary landline and a major internet and mobile service provider in Egypt. While publicly traded on the Egyptian Exchange, the company remains 80% owned by the Egyptian government through the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. Operating under the commercial brand "WE" since 2017, the company offers fixed-line, mobile, and internet services, while controlling key national infrastructure.
}}
'''Telecom Egypt (WE)''' is the primary landline and a major internet and mobile service provider in Egypt. While publicly traded on the Egyptian Exchange, the company remains 80% owned by the Egyptian government through the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. Operating under the commercial brand "WE" since 2017, the company offers fixed-line, mobile, and internet services, while controlling key national infrastructure.<ref name="investor">{{cite web |title=Telecom Egypt - Investor Relations |url=https://ir.te.eg |url-status=deviated |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180203000618/http://ir.te.eg/ |archive-date=2018-02-03 |access-date=2025-07-24}}</ref>

==Consumer Impact Summary==
Telecom Egypt has been subject to criticism from users and independent watchdogs over a range of issues:
*'''User freedom:''' Customers report SIM card registration problems, service downtimes without notice, and inconsistent access to account termination or switching providers.
*'''User privacy:''' Egypt's telecommunications infrastructure has faced scrutiny for being vulnerable to state surveillance. Being government-owned, Telecom Egypt has not publicly addressed these concerns.
*'''Business model:''' As a former landline monopoly, Telecom Egypt benefits from unfair infrastructural advantages when compared to other ISPs and mobile carriers that must lease infrastructure.
*'''Market control:''' Through WE, Telecom Egypt maintains dominant access to backbone fiber networks, creating potential anti-competitive bottlenecks for rivals.

==Incidents==

===Nationwide outage (''2023'')===
On July 4, 2023, thousands of users across Egypt reported widespread internet outages from WE. Downdetector and local reports confirmed the incident, but Telecom Egypt offered no official explanation until days later, citing "maintenance" after public outcry.<ref name="outage">{{cite web|title=Internet outage affects thousands of WE users in Egypt|url=https://enterprise.press/stories/2023/07/05/we-internet-outage-causes-uproar|access-date=2025-07-24}}</ref>

===SIM swap and porting restrictions===
A growing number of users have reported difficulty transferring their numbers away from WE to other carriers. While mobile portability is legally required in Egypt, some users claim Telecom Egypt staff delay or reject requests without justification.<ref name="sim-port">{{cite web|title=Telecom Egypt accused of hindering mobile number portability|url=https://www.menabytes.com/telecom-egypt-mnp-issues|access-date=2025-07-24}}</ref>

===Privacy concerns===
Digital rights groups like Access Now and EIPR have criticized Egypt's telecom ecosystem for enabling mass surveillance. While not directly confirmed, Telecom Egypt has been named in reports regarding deep packet inspection tools deployed on state internet infrastructure.<ref name="privacy">{{cite web|title=Egyptian ISPs deploying censorship and surveillance tech|url=https://www.accessnow.org/egypt-isp-surveillance/|access-date=2025-07-24}}</ref>

==Products==

*'''WE Internet''' – ADSL and fiber internet packages with bandwidth limits and FUP (fair usage policy) restrictions.
*'''WE Mobile''' – Mobile telecom services under Egypt’s fourth mobile license. Offers voice, data, and 4G.
*'''Fixed-Line Services''' – Legacy landline infrastructure; still the largest provider in Egypt.
*'''Data Hosting & Infrastructure''' – Owns data centers and undersea cable landing points (e.g., SE-ME-WE 5).

==See also==
==References==
<references />
[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]

Projects:Archive everything

2026-02-11T05:34:52Z

Im8685: Updated "Commonwealth Bank collection of Biometric Data" to Yes and "Consumer Financial Protection Bureau" to Partially

This project aims to get as many reference links as possible on the wiki switched over to archival links, instead of live links.

== The need to fight link rot ==
Everywhere on the internet, you get link rot - where linked pages either get taken offline, or changed, and the link is no longer useful for its original purpose. Link rot is a doubly serious issue for the Consumer Rights Wiki, as fairly substantial points of fact about companies or incidents may hang on our references, which will often point to a company's own website. The best available way to counter link rot is through archival, and this page serves as a hub for making sure every wiki article has its references archived.

Of particular importance are any links to central pieces of evidence used to support a claim of fact related to something a company has said or done, especially if it is on the website of a company, and can be taken down by them at any time. A reference supporting a more commonly available and frequently changing fact like 'Apple's market cap is $x' is not as important to archive as a company's FAQ, but it certainly won't hurt to do so.

Certain webpages are un-usable when archived, typically due to paywalls or embedded dynamic content, and archival may not be appropriate for links leading to this kind of page. Some webpages require the use of a specific archival service (e.g. PreserveTube for YouTube links). To archive pages behind registration or date-of-birth walls that archival services cannot bypass, make a screenshot of the content after getting past the wall and upload it to Consumer Rights Wiki; content hosted on the wiki may serve as an archival of ''last-resort'', but ideally, proper archival services should be used where possible.

== What you need to do ==
The best possible option is to archive a site in as many places as possible, but any archival link is much better than none at all.

The correct formatting for an archived citation will look something like this:

<code><nowiki>{{Cite web |author=BwE |title=BwE PS4 NOR Validator & BwE SerialReader Script by BetterWayElectronics |url=https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |website=PSHAX |date=27 Nov 2018 |access-date=12 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250408175450/https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |archive-date=8 Apr 2025}}</nowiki></code>

The full list of possible fields can be found here: {{Wplink|Template:Cite web}}. All you need to do is archive the relevant un-archived webpage (or find an archived copy closer to the date the reference initially accessed it), and then update the reference with the archival link.

This can either be done through the source editor (in which case citations will look like the text block above) or through the visual editor's citation tool (this can be found by clicking Insert -> More... -> Citation, or pressing crtl+shift+k).

=== Archival services ===

* [https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive] – Primary, most used archival service.
* [https://archive.today/ Archive.today] – Secondary, popular archival service. (Particularly useful for Reddit posts, social tweets, and websites that explicitly disallow IA.)
* [https://ghostarchive.org/ Ghost Archive] – Tertiary, less popular, but also doesn't block VPN users like the above tend to.
* [https://preservetube.com/ PreserveTube] – Specifically for archiving YouTube videos.
* [https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Special:Upload Consumer Rights Wiki] – Upload screenshots of pages for direct quoting or if an archival service cannot get past something like a registration-wall. Do not upload more of an article than is neccesary for supporting the citation.

==The list==

Below is a table of all pages on the wiki, and the current status of their references.

Pages that are missing a references section or have an empty references section are listed as "N/A" as they either do not have links that need archiving, or if they do then those links need to be correctly moved to the references section and/or the page completed/cleaned/reformatted before adding archived links, which is beyond the scope of this project (See [[:Category:Articles in need of additional work]]). This may change if references are properly added to these pages in the future.

Last updated on 2026/02/06
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Page Name!!References Archived?!!Archived By
|-
|[[1Password]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[2021 WhatsApp privacy policy updates]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[3B CPAP Devices (3b Medical) (ReactHealth)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[3CX]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[4k Video Downloader+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[5CA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ADDW car systems legislated in the EU]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AEG Power Tools 58V Product Line Discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AMD]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ASUS downgrades a well-reviewed monitor panel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AT&T]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ATSC 3.0]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AWS Lightsail Won't Cancel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer Leap Ware smartwatch bricked by discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Acer settles online breach probe for $115k]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard account lock and forced arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activision discontinues Blur video game]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ad block]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Adobe CS Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe Digital Editions' ebook DRM]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe Lightroom]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe ToS update gives the company rights over consumers' works]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe sued by FTC over hidden fees in subscription plans]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Advertising overload]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AirAsia]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Airpods]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Airthings ASA app release]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Akelius]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alliance Laundry Solutions and Speed Queen]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Allstate]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alltech Services Inc]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Ally Financial]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ally Invest Securities]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Echo changes terms of voice usage]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle removes download feature of purchased books]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon PhotosPlus discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon allows fraudulent product page after manual review]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Amazon alters the content of purchased ebooks]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon locks home owner out of Amazon account over allegation by Amazon delivery driver]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon revokes access to their Appstore on non-Amazon devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon sued for enrolling and charging customers into Audible without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon to charge non-Prime consumers to use Alexa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ancestry.com]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Data Collection]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Developer Verification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Android System SafetyCore]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anker Battery Bank Recall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Anova Culinary]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthropic]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Anti-Cheat Expert]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Anti-privacy legislation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Apple]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's anti-repair and anti-refurbishment practices]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's planned obsolescence incidents]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple App Store]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple Gatekeeper]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Apple Media Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple Self Service Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple TV+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple authorized service provider program]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apps deliberately refusing to work on modded devices]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ariston]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Arity's alleged unauthorized driver data collection through mobile apps]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Arlo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Article suggestions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence/training]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Assioma]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Asus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Asus Charges for Free Service]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Asus voids warranty of devices sent for repair over minor damages and performs unrelated repairs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Asustor Drivestor NAS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audi Basic HVAC "Sync" Function Paywalled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible class action lawsuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audible subsidizes its streaming plan via premium credits]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Australia Competition and Consumer Act 2010]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autel - Otofix]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion360 EOL on Intel based macOS systems running open core legacy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion EOL on Intel based MacOS systems running OpenCore legacy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automatic content recognition]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automotive digital rights management]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Axis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[BMW]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW's heated seat subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BMW's high beam assistant(HBA)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW API restrictions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW feature lockout scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BTicino/Legrand/Netatmo Zigbee devices refuse to connect to third-party gateways]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Backdoor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bait-and-switch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Balena]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Farm Manager]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Lab]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab Authorization Control System]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab LAN mode guide]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandai Namco EULA]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bandicam]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandicam perpetual license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Battery Health Assistance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Battery firmware lockout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Belkin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Best Buy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Best Buy discontinuation of Insignia Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BetterHelp]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Better Way Electronics]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bitly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bitly QRCodeGenerator.com QR code lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bitly QR Code Preview Page Advertising]]||||
|-
|[[BlackVue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Blink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloatware]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bloomberg]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloomberg DMCA strikes GamersNexus video]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Blu-Ray Ultra-HD DRM]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BlueCruise hands-free driving]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BlueDriver OBD2 scanner now requires account login and collects data]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bootloader unlocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch Cloud Dishwasher Incident]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bosch Spexor]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bose QuietComfort Sleepbuds doesn't allow purchasing new case]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Bose kills SoundTouch and speakers lose smart functionality]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[BowFlex, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Box Tops for Education]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brainly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brave browser]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brilliant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadband choice reduction by Brendan Carr's FCC]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadcom Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Industries Ltd.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Refresh EZ Print Subscription Service]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brother printer dcp 3550 cdw cartridges failure]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother printers causing issues with third party inks]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bumpgate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bungie]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bureau of Consumer Protection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy now, pay later]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy one, get one free]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ByteDance]]||N/A||
|-
|[[CAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CARIAD]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CF Moto puts previously included features behind paywall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[COBB Tuning]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[California Privacy Rights Act]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CalyxOS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cambridge Analytica Scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cameras bricked on iPhone 13 series after iOS update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cami Research]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian Bill S-209]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian bread price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian internet providers circumvent CRTC protection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canon]]||N/A||Internet Archive; Preserve Tube
|-
|[[Canon Camera Connect]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canon EOS Webcam Utility patch guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Canon ink DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canonical]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canva Affinity Studio adds arbitration clause]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Capital One]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Capital One Shopping]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Carly]]||N/A||
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|[[Caveat emptor]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cerberus]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cerberus Phone Security Login with ad blocker no longer possible]]||{{No}}||
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|[[CgNAT]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Chamberlain Group]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Change.org]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Charles Schwab]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Chase Bank]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Chrome OS ends support for school Chromebooks]]||N/A||
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|[[Chromium]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cinemark]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Circular economy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cisco Smart Licensing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cisco Systems, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Class action]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clearview AI]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Click-to-cancel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Click Adventure Scam Game: Draining Consumer Wallets and Bypassing Steam Security]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Clip Studio Paint changes perpetual license to subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Clippy Campaign]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Cloud (service)]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Cloudflare]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clover Network, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Coffee Meets Bagel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Colgate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Collective Shout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Comcast]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Commercial weather apps lose summary proceedings]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Commodity Futures Trading Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Common Questions, Arguments, & Responses when discussing Flock Surveillance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Commonwealth Bank collection of Biometric Data]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CompTIA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ConnectedLife SmartDry discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Consent-or-pay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Consumer Advice (UK)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Consumer Defense Code]]||N/A||
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|[[Consumer Financial Protection Bureau]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Consumer Technology Association]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Costco]]||N/A||
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|[[Costco's collection and sharing of data through Meta's tracking pixel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Counter-Strike 2]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Covert Web-to-App Tracking by Meta and Yandex]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cox Communications]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crash Team Racing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crave app refuses televisions based on production date]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Creality forces update that removes features from their 3D scanners]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Creative Fabrica licensing risks and ownership verification concerns]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cricut]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cryptic Studios]]||N/A||
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|[[CursorAI adds rate limits to unlimited plans]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DAZN]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DCS sues Small YouTuber for accurate product review showing battery issues & misleading warranty]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DJI]]||N/A||
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|[[DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DJI Ronin RS4 Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[DSGVO-Portal]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Daily Wire + lifetime Membership Terms Scope of the Subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dark pattern]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Data brokers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Data lock-in]]||{{No}}||
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|[[De-anonymization]]||N/A||
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|[[Dead star server shutdown]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deceptive language frequently used against consumers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Deep Cycle Systems]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deerrun walking pads & treadmills startup]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Delisting and shut down of Age of Empires 3]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Denon HEOS Speakers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Denuvo Anti-Tamper]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Derrimut Gym revokes 24/7 access after running sale promoting 24/7 access gym]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deutsche Kreditbank (DKB)]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Device bricking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Device fingerprint]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Device lifecycle]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Deye]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dictionary.com shuts down premium app after selling lifetime subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital Fairness Act]]||N/A||
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|[[Digital Markets Act]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Digital Millennium Copyright Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital rights management]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Disabling online features in retaliation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disc rot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Discontinuation bricking]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discontinuation of Samsung Gear 360 Software and Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discord]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+ Ad Policy Change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney+ Household Restrictions & Access Limitations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney requires an active subscription to delete a Disney+ account]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Doordash]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Downloadable content]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DuckDuckGo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Duolingo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Duracell Energy EV Charger]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dymo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson V10/V11 trigger design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson battery lifespan reduced by design and difficult to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dyson covers circuit board in glue]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson ends relationship with third-party repair centers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[E-Bike Tuning Detection: Bosch and Yamaha’s Anti-Tampering Systems]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EA moves to in-house kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA releases source code of classic command and conquer titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA requires open beta players of battlefield 6 to change their motherboard bios settings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EBay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EBay opts-in users for AI training]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EINSTAR VEGA hidden activation requirement before file transfer is enabled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EO]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EU enforcement actions against Shein for consumer rights violations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EVGA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EZVIZ]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Echelon fitness firmware lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ecoflow]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EduVULCAN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Eight Sleep]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Electron]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Electronic Arts]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Elgato forces Stream Deck users to sign up]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Elsagate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Emerson Sensi Smart Thermostat - ST55U]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[End-user license agreement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Enshittification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Entities refusing to distribute copyleft licensed software under license terms]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Epic Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epic Games forces third party account creation in Rocket League]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epson printer waste ink tank conter restrictions]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Etoro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Eufy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Europe-based news sites enact consent-or-pay for data tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[European Consumer Centre on the Lack of Quality Standards for Exalted Skins]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EviCore]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Excessive data collection by cars]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Extron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[F1TV concurrent streams limit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FTC sues PepsiCo for rigging Soft Drink Competition]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FUTO]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fake memory still being sold on eBay and Amazon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fal (AI company)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[False advertising]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Fandom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fear of missing out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Features on demand]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Federal Communications Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Federal Trade Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ferrari]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Figma]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Figma threatens companies using "Dev Mode"]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fiio]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Filmora lifetime licenses terminated]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Final Draft software activation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial Industry Regulatory Authority]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial censorship]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Firefox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Firefox introduces TOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[First-sale doctrine]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fisher price smart app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fitbit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fitbit Sense and Versa 3 Battery Performance Program]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flat Earth Clock App]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock Safety]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Flock Safety Nova uses dark web data for surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock license plate readers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Forced User Agreement on Jetbrains IntelliJ software]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced app download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced eSIMs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced identification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced indemnification]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced retention of payment methods]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford ad patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford repossession patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Formlabs]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fossify]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[FreePhoneLine revokes Lifetime VoIP service for monthly subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Free software movement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Friend app]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines Obfuscates Web Check-in Form]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fujifilm Instax Cameras]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Funimation "Forever" Content License Revocation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Future Motion]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Futurehome Smarthub mandatory subscription fee]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[GE Refrigerator water filter DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GE Wall Ovens (Powered by Smart HQ)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GREE Electric]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GTA 5 moves to kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gaia GPS adds "feature" that opts all users into social media profile and location/activity sharing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Game-of-telephone privacy policy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[GameSpy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameSpy server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameStop]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GameStop Short Squeeze]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Games as a service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Geeni]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Data Protection Regulation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Ovens]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Refrigerators]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors (OnStar)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors data collection and sharing controversy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Generative artificial intelligence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact anti-cheat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Gigantti pressured additional subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gillette]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GitHub]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Glance]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Glasswire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoGuardian]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoIt changing its warranty conditions post-sale]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoPro Karma]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro advertises waterproof cameras despite design flaw and lack of warranty]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoTo Group]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Good2Go Mobile (Canada) phases out 3G network, Merges with LuckyMobile]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Goodlife now require App to access gyms]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Android restrict app sideloading]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chrome]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Chrome automatically disables uBlock Origin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chromebook]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Gemini]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Google Jamboard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google LSA terms of service change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Mobile Services]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Nest Protect forced to use Google app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Nest thermostat smart features disabled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Google OnHub]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Google Pixel 6a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel 9 Pro camera bar separates from phone body]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds "Touch and Hold" discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watches do not come with repair options]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Play Integrity API]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google asserts the right to seize phones during repairs]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google forces your device to join their "Find Hub" network, hard to opt out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google password manager overrides third-party autofill]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GrapheneOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Greenwashing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Groupon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guardzilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Guide:How to circumvent Synology hard drive restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guide - Windows 10 end of support]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HBO Max]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HBO Max downgrades lifetime subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HNGRYnsite Camera: From smart kitchen aid to e-waste]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Dynamic Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP Ink Cartridge ID Chip Swap Guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HP Instant Ink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[HP Printers locking functionality behind ink availability]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Reverb G2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP adds 15 minutes to all customer service phone calls]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP systemic DRM and firmware lockouts]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Happiest Baby]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hauptwerk expiration of perpetual license download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Helldivers 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com: easy to subscribe, difficult to unsubscribe]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Hidden EULA language]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hikvision]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hisense H9G Smart TV]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Hogwarts Legacy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Home Bargains]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Home Connect]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Honda]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Honey browser plugin controversy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Huawei]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Humane Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle alters terms of sale]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai Ioniq 5 N brake pad repair restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ICloud]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ID.me]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IFTTT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IFTTT discontinued Legacy plan]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA ÅSKVÄDER]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ILife]]||N/A||
|-
|[[IPhone 6 error 53 fingerprint sensor incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IRobot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Imgur]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Inactive account deletion]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Inclusion of forced arbitration in Crunchyroll January 2025 TOS update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Indeed Forced Arbitration & bundling of consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Infomaniak]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Insta360+]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360 X5]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Instagram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Intel]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Intel CPUs stability issue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interactive Brokers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interchangeable parts]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Internet Archive]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Internet of things]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Intuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Itch.io]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Itron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Jailbreak]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Jeep]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[JetBlue Travel Credits]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[JetBrains retires CodeCanvas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere dealerships are lobbying against right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere fails to uphold right to repair agreement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere security flaws exposed sensitive customer information]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kemper guitar amplifer modeler puts features behind paywall after firmware update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kerbal Space Program 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Kernel level anti-cheats]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kernel level driver]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Keurig]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Keychron k13 pro]]||{{No}} ||
|-
|[[Keyshot]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kia]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[KingSong]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kroger Grocery store electronic shelf labels & facial recognition]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kwikset Kevo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[LA Fitness makes it purposely difficult to cancel memberships]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LG Bootloader incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG G4 malfunctions]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG Television sale of personal data]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LG refrigerator warranty scandal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|-
|[[LaLiga forces Spanish ISPs to mass-block Cloudflare IPs during Soccer Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lamborghini]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LastPass]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lead plaintiff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Leadwerks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[League of Legends: Exalted Skins Exclusive Cosmetics]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Lebara]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Lemmy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo Mirage AR]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo Tablets (Android)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo X1 Carbon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Leo Express]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Liberty Safe]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Lieferando]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Life360]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Life360 Terms of Service Forced Arbitration Agreement]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Lightspeed Aviation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Lincare Holdings Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Linea Sketch revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LinkedIn]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of car models with anti-ownership and anti-privacy practices]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of Google products]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of companies]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of discontinued online-only video games]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of kernel-level anti cheats]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of phones that do not allow bootloader unlock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of products and services with forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[List of products and services with post-purchase license change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of products bricked by discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of services without clear cancellation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Litter Robot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LiveRamp]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LiveView Technologies AI Surveillance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Logitech]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Logitech G HUB]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Logitech Harmony discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Louis Rossmann - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Loyalty cards]]||N/A||
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|[[MIRC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[MagicGate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Magic Leap]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MakerBot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Malicious compliance]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Malwarebytes]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ManyCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mark Zuckerberg]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mastercard]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Maytag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda DMCA takedown of open source Home Assistant app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Mazda remote-start subscription]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Medical equipment]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meetup.com account creation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mega.io]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Memrise]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mercedes-Benz EQS rear-wheel steering requires subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mercedes-Benz locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mercedes Benz]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Mercury Insurance]]||N/A||
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|[[Merkury Innovations]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meta]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Meta AI permanent account suspensions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Microsoft Authenticator]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Copilot's recall feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Edge]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Office 2019 for Mac]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Office 365]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft account]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft ends use of bypassnro.cmd for Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Miele]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MikroTik ignoring WiFi disconnecting after firmware upgrade on hAP ax3 / ax2 / cAP ax]]||N/A||
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|[[Miku]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Miku Terms of Service and Arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Miku charges subscription for previously free features]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Milwaukee battery drm]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinIO Object Browser: Removal of Management Features]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication]]||N/A||
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|[[Minecraft LAN gameplay paywall]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft account migration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinestoreCMS converting your license without approval]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MitID]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Model F Labs]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Moderation problems in online marketplaces]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Mojang]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Molekule threatens to remotely shut down their app if purifiers used with third party air filters]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monetization overload]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monopoly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Monoprice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Motorola]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Movies Anywhere]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mozilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Mullvad VPN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MyFitnessPal regressive upgrade]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NDAA has military right to repair stripped from it in favor of data as a service]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NOOK 1st gen devices end of life]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NOYB]]||N/A||
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|[[NProtect GameGuard]]||N/A||
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|[[NVWB response to the ruling in favor of KNMI]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZXT]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NZXT Flex]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZ eRUC all-cars 24/7 GPS Surveillance proposal]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nanoleaf]]||{{No}}||
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|[[National Security Agency]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Neato cloud shutdown]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Negative option marketing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nestlé]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NetLimiter]]||N/A||
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|[[Netatmo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix Games deactivated]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix delisting 23 game titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix stream-quality controversy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netgate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Newag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ngenic forces subscription on previously “lifetime” Tune customers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike Adapt: Smart shoes with app Integration and discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nikon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nintendo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Nintendo's May 2025 Policy Updates]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3DS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3rd party dock restrictions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo Switch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch Online]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch bans]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nissan]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nissan shuts 2G car service in UK]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro PDF License Deactivating]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nixplay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Non-disclosure agreement]]||N/A||
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|[[Non-fungible tokens]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NordVPN]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Notability]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nothing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nothing Phone (1)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Now TV]]||N/A||
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|[[Nvidia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia buys stake in Intel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia threatens GamersNexus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Octopus Energy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Oculus (Meta) Quest 1 Deprecation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Oculus VR]]||N/A||
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|[[Ofcom]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Okkazeo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ola Electric disables vehicle riding modes without MoveOS+ subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OneDrive]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OnePlus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[OpenAI]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Opera]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Opt-out]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optimum]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[OtO Lawn discontinues solutions program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Other Channels - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Owlet Smart Sock 2 End of Support]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PCIe power connector design linked to melting GPU cables]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PEAK "Roots" Update]]||N/A||
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|[[PEAK (game)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[PETKIT Pura Max 2 — Region-Lock]]||N/A||
|-
|[[PFAS cover-up]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PHH Mortgage Corporation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PNC Bank]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[POCO X3 / X3 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PROCON]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Palantir]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Panasonic Lumix S5IIX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Paragon NTFS software license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Part pairing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Patreon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PayPal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PayPal Honey]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Payscore]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pearson]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Peloton]]||N/A||
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|[[Peloton removes Just Run feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Peloton used-equipment activation fee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Personal Information Protection Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Philips Hue starts requiring an account for the hue app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Photobucket]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pinterest]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pitboss Grills]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Pixel 4a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Pixel 5a]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Planned obsolescence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PlayStation restricts how developers can give upgrades to "PS5" editions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Plex Media Server]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pluralsight]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Pluralsight revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Plutus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Pocket Casts]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Podkicker Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PolarBackup - Cloud Storage]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Polestar]]||N/A||
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|[[Polestar 2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Polestar paywalls performance update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Positive practices]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Post-purchase EULA modification]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Predatory microtransactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Presonus removes VSL mixing app from VSL audio interfaces products line]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Printer tracking dots]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Protection One 320P1 Security System]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Proton]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Protonmail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Proven Industries v. Trevor McNally]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PsychonautWiki Journal locks drug & interaction tracking behind Paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Purism]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[QIDI 3D printer house fire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Qantas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Qantas sale of tickets for cancelled services (ghost flights)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Qardio]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Qualcomm]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Quidd]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Razer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Corp. Ends Software Degrading Consumer Devices]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Pro Click and Pro Click Mini]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ReCAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reason Studios]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reckon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Shell tracker]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Sky Labs Muzio Player Premium post-purchase terms change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Red Ventures]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Redbox]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit made it impossible for blind Redditors to moderate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Remote disabling]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr data privacy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Requirement for Canon EOS Webcam Utility subscription to enable webcam features on cameras]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ResellerRatings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Retailers requiring police reports for missing items in orders]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Retroactive policy enforcement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Retroid Pocket MINI Handheld]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Reverse engineering Bambu Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reverse engineering vs illegal hacking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Revolut blocked access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Richard Stallman]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Right to own]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ring]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Riot Vanguard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rivian]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Robinhood Financial]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roblox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Roblox's problematic moderation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Roborock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rocksmith]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rockstar Games]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Rohde & Schwarz]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roku]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rovio]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ryanair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[STMicroelectronics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Bothersome visual and audible pop up every 2 hours on certain TV models]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Frame TV asks for subscription to view photos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3's camera gets artificially blocked after unlocking the bootloader]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Odyssey]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung SmartCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Samsung TVs]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung ads in refrigerators]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung self-repair program restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung sued over S22 performance throttle]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Sandisk Wireless Flash Drives]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sassy Saints review copyright claim]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Save Wizard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Scopely, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Screenshot blocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Scribd]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seagate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Seagate sells old hard drives as new]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seattle Avionics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SecuROM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SecuRam installs backdoor on ProLogic series safe locks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Secure boot]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Securities and Exchange Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Securities and Exchange Commission search tools]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security through obscurity]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-destructive design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-hosting]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sengled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Serato DJ Pro / DJM-S11]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sevenhugs Smart Remote products discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sezzle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shopee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shortage of medical ventilators during COVID-19 pandemic]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Shrinkflation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sideloading]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sig Sauer]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Signal cloud backups]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Singapore police jail woman based on data stored in car infotainment system]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SiriusXM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Sketchfab]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[Skoda Citigo Move&Fun app discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[SkyDrop (Smart Irrigation)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Slashdot websites require TOS acceptance without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smart meter]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartaira & plume wifi motion detection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartwool]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Smartwool adds forced arbitration to EULA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smartyplus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Snapchat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Software as a service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Software bricking]]||N/A||
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|[[Software locks]]||{{No}}||
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|[[SolaX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sonos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sonos forces post-purchase privacy policy change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony's WF-1000XM4 earbuds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony's attempted removal of "purchased" content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Playstation hardware bans from online services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Xperia turns camera monitor into subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony x900h television]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sophos Limited]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SoundCloud]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Special event page:Forced installation of Flock cameras in Denver, Colorado]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spectrum]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Spore (game)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spotify]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spotify Car Thing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spyware]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[StarForce Technologies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Star Citizen]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Starlink]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Starlink replaces subscription pause with $5/mo low speeds]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SteelSeries]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stellantis]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis Customer Data Breach]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis in-car advertisements]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stop Killing Games]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storefront shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storj.io constantly removes free or low cost services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stripe inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stångåstaden kickbacks and hidden rent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subaru Starlink]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subscription service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Subway footlong pass ineligibility]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[SumUp blocks card readers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SunStrong Management LLC puts solar monitoring app behind paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiffer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiggy and Zomato refuse to refund customers for cancelled orders]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Switch Game Key-Card]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology requiring proprietary-branded drives to be used with its NAS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile US]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile T-Life app screen recording controversy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TD Ameritrade]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TP-Link]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tado]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Take Two]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tango Elegoo Edition False Lifetime License]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Target]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tea Dating Advice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Team17]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TeamViewer]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Teamviewer Terminates Perpetual Licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tekken 8 retroactively introducing micro transactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telecom Egypt]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Telegram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telstra]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Temu]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terms of service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular discontinues third-party repair of System 1]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Tesla, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tesla Cybertruck voids warranty if Powershare feature is used]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla asks customers to vote against Right to Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla blames drivers for part failures it admits were defective]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks battery range behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks heated rear seats behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla locks horsepower behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla Powerwall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesvor x500]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Consumer Complaint Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Texas Instruments]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Senate Bill 2420 (2025)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The Economist]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[The Italian digital identity wallet only supports Google-certified Android devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[The US undermines the Transatlantic Data Privacy Framework with the EU by firing PCLOB staff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The rights of residential and holiday mobile homeowners (England)]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thrive Market]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thunderbird]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ticketmaster Entertainment, LLC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tidal updates terms without explanation or opportunity to decline]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[TikTok]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TikTok and AI-powered ad tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Tim Hortons App Collects User Data Without Consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tinder]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tom Evans Audio copyright strike]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tonies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Top Contributors]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Toyota]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[TracFone Wireless, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Trump Mobile]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Trusted computing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Turkcell Superonline]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tuya Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Twitch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[UK Mandatory Digital ID Rollout for Employment 2025]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[UK Online Safety Act]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[UPS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[USAA Bill Pay terms block access unless you agree]]||N/A||
|-
|[[USAGov]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[US Mobile]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Reveddit
|-
|[[Uber]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Uber EULA precludes jury trial]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft forces players in single-player games to be connected to the internet to collect data]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ubox / Anisee / RBX-B10 4G Low-Power Solar Wifi Security Camera]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[UniTranslate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Uniform Commercial Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[United Chargers Inc puts Open Source interface access behind paywall on Grizzl-E car chargers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Unity Engine runtime fee]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Universal Music Group has a team dedicated to eroding fair use rights]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Urban Air Adventure Park]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[User testing for mandatory paid subscription into Tado Smart Thermostat app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[VMware]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VMware licensing change since acquisition by Broadcom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VOIPO overbills customers and denys refunds]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VPN Secure]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRChat]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRS Sim Racing Wheel Base full torque locked behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Value based pricing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve allows ISPs and payment processors to censor content on Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve removes arbitration requirement from Steam Subscriber Agreement]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Venmo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Veo paywalls camera features]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verisk Analytics, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verizon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Verkada Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VidIQ]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Video Games Europe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Video game preservation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Videos to Convert to Articles]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Viessmann]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virgin Media]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virtual Racing School]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Visa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Visual Studio Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VitalSource "Lifetime" false advertising]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vital Proteins sells products with terms and conditions inside the container]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Vitalant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vivint Smart Home, Inc.]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Vizio]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archvie; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vizio fined by the FTC for collecting and selling user data without consumer consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vizio sued over unfairly appropriated software for their SmartCast system]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Voice over LTE]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen AG - SFD(2) / UNCE - Protection of car diagnosis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen car-location data-exposure incident]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Voluntary Recall of NVIDIA Shield K1 Tablets]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volvo VIDA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vont]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vulcan Strength]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vultr]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WKDA GmbH]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wallbox Quasar]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Walmart]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Walmart's Onn devices bricked after update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Waste ink counter]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Waymo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WeTransfer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo discontinuation of service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Western Digital]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Whaling (gaming industry term)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[WhatsApp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Whistle pet tracker shutdown IoT fail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wikipedia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows installation USB drives]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wink]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Winston-Salem Journal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wondershare]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[World of Warcraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wyze]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[X-Mode Social]]||N/A||
|-
|[[X Corp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox Network]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xcode]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xiaomi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Xiaomi Phone unlock requirements and procedure]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xlear]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Yahoo! mandatory use of AI on all consumer services and content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Yandex]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[YouTube]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[YouTube age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Yubo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ZEN.COM blocking access for users with custom OS]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Zyxel]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|}

[[Category:Projects]]

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

2026-02-11T05:31:09Z

Im8685: Added Archive URL(s) to cited websites ,also if the Original Author is here to check what you wanted to write in the citations as I have added duplicates URLs but different details please check,Thanks.

The [[wikipedia:Consumer_Financial_Protection_Bureau|'''Consumer Financial Protection Bureau''']] ('''CFPB''') is an independent agency of the United States government that "implements and enforces federal consumer financial law".<ref>[https://www.consumerfinance.gov/ "CFPB"] - consumerfinance.gov</ref><ref name="CFPB">
{{cite web |last= |first= |date= |title=Submit a compliant |url=https://www.consumerfinance.gov/ |url-status=deviated |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120302103452/https://www.consumerfinance.gov/complaint/ |archive-date=2012-03-02 |access-date=2026-02-11 |website=CFBP}}</ref>The CFPB draws on various sources such as research and public input to make rules.<ref>[https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/ "CFPB Rules and Policy"] - consumerfinance.gov</ref><ref name="CFPB Rules and Policy">
{{cite web
|last=
|first=
|title=CFPB Rules and Policy
|url=https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/
|website=CFPB
|date=
|access-date=2026-02-11
|url-status=live
|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20201128005903/https://www.consumerfinance.gov/rules-policy/
|archive-date=2020-11-28
}}</ref>

The CFPB publishes public notices about its activities such as this article announcing a proposed CFPB rule with the stated aim of stopping financial companies from attempting to use contract provisions which curb rights such as those in the Constitution of the United States of America.<ref>[https://www.consumerfinance.gov/about-us/newsroom/cfpb-proposes-rule-to-ban-contract-clauses-that-strip-away-fundamental-freedoms/ "CFPB Newsroom: Proposed rule to ban contract clauses limiting rights - 2025-01-13"] - consumerfinance.gov</ref><ref name="CFPB Proposal">
{{cite web
|last=
|first=
|title=CFPB Proposes Rule to Ban Contract Clauses that Strip Away Fundamental Freedoms
|url=https://www.consumerfinance.gov/about-us/newsroom/cfpb-proposes-rule-to-ban-contract-clauses-that-strip-away-fundamental-freedoms/
|website=CFPB
|date=2025-01-13
|access-date=2026-02-11
|url-status=live
|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250114002501/https://www.consumerfinance.gov/about-us/newsroom/cfpb-proposes-rule-to-ban-contract-clauses-that-strip-away-fundamental-freedoms/
|archive-date=2025-01-14
}}</ref>

==Whistleblower outreach==
The CFPB has a public-facing webpage which provides contact and other information for persons who may have information about potentially violative conduct.<ref>[https://www.consumerfinance.gov/enforcement/information-industry-whistleblowers/ "CFPB Whistleblowers"] - consumerfinance.gov</ref><ref name="Whistlblowers">
{{cite web |last= |first= |date= |title=Report potential industry misconduct |url=https://www.consumerfinance.gov/enforcement/information-industry-whistleblowers/ |url-status=deviated |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20201128005835/https://www.consumerfinance.gov/enforcement/information-industry-whistleblowers/ |archive-date=2020-11-28 |access-date=2026-02-11 |website=CFPB}}</ref> In particular, the CFPB solicits "current or former industry employees and industry insiders to reach out to us about possible violations of consumer financial rights". The CFPB also publishes a web link to report potential wrongdoing by the CFPB itself.

==References==
<references />

[[Category:Regulatory agencies and public support bodies]]

Commonwealth Bank collection of biometric data

2026-02-10T11:34:06Z

Im8685: Added Archive URL to the Reference cited here

{{IncidentCargo
|Company=Commonwealth Bank
|StartDate=2024
|EndDate=
|Status=
|ProductLine=
|Product=
|ArticleType=
|Type=
|Description=
}}
In 2024 the Commonwealth Bank made a policy change to collect and use biometric data from users PCs and Smartphones.
==Background==
The Commonwealth Bank expanded on their measures to secure accounts from scams and fraud by announcing CommBank Safe. Part of these measures included the collection of biometric (such as fingerprints and facial features_ and behavioural profile information (such as your keystroke typing patterns or scrolling or swiping activity).<ref>2. Collection, use and sharing - Commonwealth Bank Group Privacy Statement - https://www.commbank.com.au/support/privacy.html?ei=CB-footer_privacy</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Group Privacy Statement |url=https://www.commbank.com.au/support/privacy.html?ei=CB-footer_privacy |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200623082504/https://www.commbank.com.au/support/privacy.html?ei=CB-footer_privacy |archive-date=2020-06-23 |access-date=2026-02-10 |website=CommBank}}</ref>

The Commonwealth Bank provided no 'sandbox' around securing this information and it can be utilised for anything in their privacy policy including, being shared with third parties or used to train their own AI tools.

Users are unable to opt out of this data collection and provided with a splash page when they log in with only an 'accept the new terms' option.

==Commonwealth Bank's response==
The Australian Financial Complaints Authority has received many complaints in relation to this new practice however is unable to investigate, as in each instance the Commonwealth Bank advise that this is 'company policy' and outside of the AFCA's jurisdiction (C2.2.2 (c) of the AFCA rules).

In each instance customers are advised to utilise alternative forms of access to their accounts, such as phone or attendance at a physical branch.
==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Placeholder box|[[mw:Help:VisualEditor/User_guide#Editing_categories|Add a category]] with the same name as the product, service, website, software, product line or company that this article is about.

The "Incidents" category is not needed.}}
[[Category:Commonwealth Bank]]
[[Category:Data collection]]

Projects:Archive everything

2026-02-10T10:53:58Z

Im8685: Updated "Common Questions, Arguments, & Responses when discussing Flock Surveillance" to Partially

This project aims to get as many reference links as possible on the wiki switched over to archival links, instead of live links.

== The need to fight link rot ==
Everywhere on the internet, you get link rot - where linked pages either get taken offline, or changed, and the link is no longer useful for its original purpose. Link rot is a doubly serious issue for the Consumer Rights Wiki, as fairly substantial points of fact about companies or incidents may hang on our references, which will often point to a company's own website. The best available way to counter link rot is through archival, and this page serves as a hub for making sure every wiki article has its references archived.

Of particular importance are any links to central pieces of evidence used to support a claim of fact related to something a company has said or done, especially if it is on the website of a company, and can be taken down by them at any time. A reference supporting a more commonly available and frequently changing fact like 'Apple's market cap is $x' is not as important to archive as a company's FAQ, but it certainly won't hurt to do so.

Certain webpages are un-usable when archived, typically due to paywalls or embedded dynamic content, and archival may not be appropriate for links leading to this kind of page. Some webpages require the use of a specific archival service (e.g. PreserveTube for YouTube links). To archive pages behind registration or date-of-birth walls that archival services cannot bypass, make a screenshot of the content after getting past the wall and upload it to Consumer Rights Wiki; content hosted on the wiki may serve as an archival of ''last-resort'', but ideally, proper archival services should be used where possible.

== What you need to do ==
The best possible option is to archive a site in as many places as possible, but any archival link is much better than none at all.

The correct formatting for an archived citation will look something like this:

<code><nowiki>{{Cite web |author=BwE |title=BwE PS4 NOR Validator & BwE SerialReader Script by BetterWayElectronics |url=https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |website=PSHAX |date=27 Nov 2018 |access-date=12 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250408175450/https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |archive-date=8 Apr 2025}}</nowiki></code>

The full list of possible fields can be found here: {{Wplink|Template:Cite web}}. All you need to do is archive the relevant un-archived webpage (or find an archived copy closer to the date the reference initially accessed it), and then update the reference with the archival link.

This can either be done through the source editor (in which case citations will look like the text block above) or through the visual editor's citation tool (this can be found by clicking Insert -> More... -> Citation, or pressing crtl+shift+k).

=== Archival services ===

* [https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive] – Primary, most used archival service.
* [https://archive.today/ Archive.today] – Secondary, popular archival service. (Particularly useful for Reddit posts, social tweets, and websites that explicitly disallow IA.)
* [https://ghostarchive.org/ Ghost Archive] – Tertiary, less popular, but also doesn't block VPN users like the above tend to.
* [https://preservetube.com/ PreserveTube] – Specifically for archiving YouTube videos.
* [https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Special:Upload Consumer Rights Wiki] – Upload screenshots of pages for direct quoting or if an archival service cannot get past something like a registration-wall. Do not upload more of an article than is neccesary for supporting the citation.

==The list==

Below is a table of all pages on the wiki, and the current status of their references.

Pages that are missing a references section or have an empty references section are listed as "N/A" as they either do not have links that need archiving, or if they do then those links need to be correctly moved to the references section and/or the page completed/cleaned/reformatted before adding archived links, which is beyond the scope of this project (See [[:Category:Articles in need of additional work]]). This may change if references are properly added to these pages in the future.

Last updated on 2026/02/06
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Page Name!!References Archived?!!Archived By
|-
|[[1Password]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[2021 WhatsApp privacy policy updates]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[3B CPAP Devices (3b Medical) (ReactHealth)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[3CX]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[4k Video Downloader+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[5CA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ADDW car systems legislated in the EU]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AEG Power Tools 58V Product Line Discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AMD]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ASUS downgrades a well-reviewed monitor panel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AT&T]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ATSC 3.0]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AWS Lightsail Won't Cancel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer Leap Ware smartwatch bricked by discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Acer settles online breach probe for $115k]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard account lock and forced arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activision discontinues Blur video game]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ad block]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Adobe CS Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe Digital Editions' ebook DRM]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe Lightroom]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe ToS update gives the company rights over consumers' works]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe sued by FTC over hidden fees in subscription plans]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Advertising overload]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AirAsia]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Airpods]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Airthings ASA app release]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Akelius]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alliance Laundry Solutions and Speed Queen]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Allstate]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alltech Services Inc]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Ally Financial]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ally Invest Securities]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Echo changes terms of voice usage]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle removes download feature of purchased books]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon PhotosPlus discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon allows fraudulent product page after manual review]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Amazon alters the content of purchased ebooks]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon locks home owner out of Amazon account over allegation by Amazon delivery driver]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon revokes access to their Appstore on non-Amazon devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon sued for enrolling and charging customers into Audible without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon to charge non-Prime consumers to use Alexa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ancestry.com]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Data Collection]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Developer Verification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Android System SafetyCore]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anker Battery Bank Recall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Anova Culinary]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthropic]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Anti-Cheat Expert]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Anti-privacy legislation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Apple]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's anti-repair and anti-refurbishment practices]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's planned obsolescence incidents]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple App Store]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple Gatekeeper]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Apple Media Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple Self Service Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple TV+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple authorized service provider program]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apps deliberately refusing to work on modded devices]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ariston]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Arity's alleged unauthorized driver data collection through mobile apps]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Arlo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Article suggestions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence/training]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Assioma]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Asus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Asus Charges for Free Service]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Asus voids warranty of devices sent for repair over minor damages and performs unrelated repairs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Asustor Drivestor NAS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audi Basic HVAC "Sync" Function Paywalled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible class action lawsuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audible subsidizes its streaming plan via premium credits]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Australia Competition and Consumer Act 2010]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autel - Otofix]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion360 EOL on Intel based macOS systems running open core legacy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion EOL on Intel based MacOS systems running OpenCore legacy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automatic content recognition]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automotive digital rights management]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Axis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[BMW]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW's heated seat subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BMW's high beam assistant(HBA)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW API restrictions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW feature lockout scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BTicino/Legrand/Netatmo Zigbee devices refuse to connect to third-party gateways]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Backdoor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bait-and-switch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Balena]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Farm Manager]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Lab]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab Authorization Control System]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab LAN mode guide]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandai Namco EULA]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bandicam]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandicam perpetual license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Battery Health Assistance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Battery firmware lockout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Belkin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Best Buy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Best Buy discontinuation of Insignia Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[BetterHelp]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Better Way Electronics]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bitly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bitly QRCodeGenerator.com QR code lockout]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Bitly QR Code Preview Page Advertising]]||||
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|[[BlackVue]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Blink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloatware]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Bloomberg]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloomberg DMCA strikes GamersNexus video]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Blu-Ray Ultra-HD DRM]]||{{No}}||
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|[[BlueCruise hands-free driving]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BlueDriver OBD2 scanner now requires account login and collects data]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Bootloader unlocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Bosch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch Cloud Dishwasher Incident]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Bosch Spexor]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bose QuietComfort Sleepbuds doesn't allow purchasing new case]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Bose kills SoundTouch and speakers lose smart functionality]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[BowFlex, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Box Tops for Education]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brainly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Brave browser]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brilliant]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Broadband choice reduction by Brendan Carr's FCC]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Broadcom Inc.]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Brother Industries Ltd.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Refresh EZ Print Subscription Service]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brother printer dcp 3550 cdw cartridges failure]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Brother printers causing issues with third party inks]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bumpgate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bungie]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bureau of Consumer Protection]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Buy now, pay later]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Buy one, get one free]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ByteDance]]||N/A||
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|[[CAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CARIAD]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CF Moto puts previously included features behind paywall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[COBB Tuning]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[California Privacy Rights Act]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CalyxOS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cambridge Analytica Scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cameras bricked on iPhone 13 series after iOS update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cami Research]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Canadian Bill S-209]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Canadian bread price fixing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Canadian internet providers circumvent CRTC protection]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Canon]]||N/A||Internet Archive; Preserve Tube
|-
|[[Canon Camera Connect]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canon EOS Webcam Utility patch guide]]||N/A||
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|[[Canon ink DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canonical]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canva Affinity Studio adds arbitration clause]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Capital One]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Capital One Shopping]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Carly]]||N/A||
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|[[Caveat emptor]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cerberus]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cerberus Phone Security Login with ad blocker no longer possible]]||{{No}}||
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|[[CgNAT]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Chamberlain Group]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Change.org]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Charles Schwab]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Chase Bank]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Chrome OS ends support for school Chromebooks]]||N/A||
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|[[Chromium]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cinemark]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Circular economy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Smart Licensing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Systems, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Class action]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clearview AI]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Click-to-cancel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Click Adventure Scam Game: Draining Consumer Wallets and Bypassing Steam Security]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Clip Studio Paint changes perpetual license to subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Clippy Campaign]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Cloud (service)]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Cloudflare]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clover Network, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Coffee Meets Bagel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Colgate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Collective Shout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Comcast]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Commercial weather apps lose summary proceedings]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Commodity Futures Trading Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Common Questions, Arguments, & Responses when discussing Flock Surveillance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Commonwealth Bank collection of Biometric Data]]||{{No}}||
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|[[CompTIA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ConnectedLife SmartDry discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Consent-or-pay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Consumer Advice (UK)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Consumer Defense Code]]||N/A||
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|[[Consumer Financial Protection Bureau]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Consumer Technology Association]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Costco]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Costco's collection and sharing of data through Meta's tracking pixel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Counter-Strike 2]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Covert Web-to-App Tracking by Meta and Yandex]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cox Communications]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crash Team Racing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crave app refuses televisions based on production date]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Creality forces update that removes features from their 3D scanners]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Creative Fabrica licensing risks and ownership verification concerns]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cricut]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cryptic Studios]]||N/A||
|-
|[[CursorAI adds rate limits to unlimited plans]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DAZN]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DCS sues Small YouTuber for accurate product review showing battery issues & misleading warranty]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DJI]]||N/A||
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|[[DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DJI Ronin RS4 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DSGVO-Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Daily Wire + lifetime Membership Terms Scope of the Subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dark pattern]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Data brokers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Data lock-in]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[De-anonymization]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Dead star server shutdown]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deceptive language frequently used against consumers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Deep Cycle Systems]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deerrun walking pads & treadmills startup]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Delisting and shut down of Age of Empires 3]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Denon HEOS Speakers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Denuvo Anti-Tamper]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Derrimut Gym revokes 24/7 access after running sale promoting 24/7 access gym]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deutsche Kreditbank (DKB)]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Device bricking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Device fingerprint]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Device lifecycle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Deye]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dictionary.com shuts down premium app after selling lifetime subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital Fairness Act]]||N/A||
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|[[Digital Markets Act]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Digital Millennium Copyright Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital rights management]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Disabling online features in retaliation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disc rot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Discontinuation bricking]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discontinuation of Samsung Gear 360 Software and Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discord]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+ Ad Policy Change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney+ Household Restrictions & Access Limitations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney requires an active subscription to delete a Disney+ account]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Doordash]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Downloadable content]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DuckDuckGo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Duolingo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Duracell Energy EV Charger]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dymo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson V10/V11 trigger design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson battery lifespan reduced by design and difficult to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dyson covers circuit board in glue]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson ends relationship with third-party repair centers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[E-Bike Tuning Detection: Bosch and Yamaha’s Anti-Tampering Systems]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EA moves to in-house kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA releases source code of classic command and conquer titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA requires open beta players of battlefield 6 to change their motherboard bios settings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EBay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EBay opts-in users for AI training]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EINSTAR VEGA hidden activation requirement before file transfer is enabled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EO]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EU enforcement actions against Shein for consumer rights violations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EVGA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EZVIZ]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Echelon fitness firmware lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ecoflow]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EduVULCAN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Eight Sleep]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Electron]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Electronic Arts]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Elgato forces Stream Deck users to sign up]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Elsagate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Emerson Sensi Smart Thermostat - ST55U]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[End-user license agreement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Enshittification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Entities refusing to distribute copyleft licensed software under license terms]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Epic Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epic Games forces third party account creation in Rocket League]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epson printer waste ink tank conter restrictions]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Etoro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Eufy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Europe-based news sites enact consent-or-pay for data tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[European Consumer Centre on the Lack of Quality Standards for Exalted Skins]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EviCore]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Excessive data collection by cars]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Extron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[F1TV concurrent streams limit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FTC sues PepsiCo for rigging Soft Drink Competition]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FUTO]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fake memory still being sold on eBay and Amazon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fal (AI company)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[False advertising]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Fandom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fear of missing out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Features on demand]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Federal Communications Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Federal Trade Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ferrari]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Figma]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Figma threatens companies using "Dev Mode"]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fiio]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Filmora lifetime licenses terminated]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Final Draft software activation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial Industry Regulatory Authority]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial censorship]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Firefox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Firefox introduces TOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[First-sale doctrine]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fisher price smart app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fitbit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fitbit Sense and Versa 3 Battery Performance Program]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flat Earth Clock App]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock Safety]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Flock Safety Nova uses dark web data for surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock license plate readers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Forced User Agreement on Jetbrains IntelliJ software]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced app download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced eSIMs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced identification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced indemnification]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced retention of payment methods]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford ad patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford repossession patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Formlabs]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fossify]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[FreePhoneLine revokes Lifetime VoIP service for monthly subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Free software movement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Friend app]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines Obfuscates Web Check-in Form]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fujifilm Instax Cameras]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Funimation "Forever" Content License Revocation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Future Motion]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Futurehome Smarthub mandatory subscription fee]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[GE Refrigerator water filter DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GE Wall Ovens (Powered by Smart HQ)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GREE Electric]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GTA 5 moves to kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gaia GPS adds "feature" that opts all users into social media profile and location/activity sharing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Game-of-telephone privacy policy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[GameSpy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameSpy server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameStop]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GameStop Short Squeeze]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Games as a service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Geeni]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Data Protection Regulation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Ovens]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Refrigerators]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors (OnStar)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors data collection and sharing controversy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Generative artificial intelligence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact anti-cheat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Gigantti pressured additional subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gillette]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GitHub]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Glance]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Glasswire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoGuardian]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoIt changing its warranty conditions post-sale]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoPro Karma]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro advertises waterproof cameras despite design flaw and lack of warranty]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoTo Group]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Good2Go Mobile (Canada) phases out 3G network, Merges with LuckyMobile]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Goodlife now require App to access gyms]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Android restrict app sideloading]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chrome]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Chrome automatically disables uBlock Origin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chromebook]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Gemini]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Google Jamboard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google LSA terms of service change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Mobile Services]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Nest Protect forced to use Google app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Nest thermostat smart features disabled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Google OnHub]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Google Pixel 6a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel 9 Pro camera bar separates from phone body]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds "Touch and Hold" discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watches do not come with repair options]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Play Integrity API]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google asserts the right to seize phones during repairs]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google forces your device to join their "Find Hub" network, hard to opt out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google password manager overrides third-party autofill]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GrapheneOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Greenwashing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Groupon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guardzilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Guide:How to circumvent Synology hard drive restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guide - Windows 10 end of support]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HBO Max]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HBO Max downgrades lifetime subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HNGRYnsite Camera: From smart kitchen aid to e-waste]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Dynamic Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP Ink Cartridge ID Chip Swap Guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HP Instant Ink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[HP Printers locking functionality behind ink availability]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Reverb G2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP adds 15 minutes to all customer service phone calls]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP systemic DRM and firmware lockouts]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Happiest Baby]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hauptwerk expiration of perpetual license download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Helldivers 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com: easy to subscribe, difficult to unsubscribe]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Hidden EULA language]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hikvision]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hisense H9G Smart TV]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Hogwarts Legacy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Home Bargains]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Home Connect]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Honda]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Honey browser plugin controversy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Huawei]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Humane Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle alters terms of sale]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai Ioniq 5 N brake pad repair restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ICloud]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ID.me]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IFTTT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IFTTT discontinued Legacy plan]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA ÅSKVÄDER]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ILife]]||N/A||
|-
|[[IPhone 6 error 53 fingerprint sensor incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IRobot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Imgur]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Inactive account deletion]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Inclusion of forced arbitration in Crunchyroll January 2025 TOS update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Indeed Forced Arbitration & bundling of consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Infomaniak]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Insta360+]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360 X5]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Instagram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Intel]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Intel CPUs stability issue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interactive Brokers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interchangeable parts]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Internet Archive]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Internet of things]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Intuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Itch.io]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Itron]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Jailbreak]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Jeep]]||{{No}}||
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|[[JetBlue Travel Credits]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[JetBrains retires CodeCanvas]]||{{No}}||
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|[[John Deere]]||{{No}}||
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|[[John Deere dealerships are lobbying against right to repair]]||{{No}}||
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|[[John Deere fails to uphold right to repair agreement]]||{{No}}||
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|[[John Deere security flaws exposed sensitive customer information]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Kemper guitar amplifer modeler puts features behind paywall after firmware update]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Kerbal Space Program 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Kernel level anti-cheats]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Kernel level driver]]||N/A||
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|[[Keurig]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Keychron k13 pro]]||{{No}} ||
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|[[Keyshot]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Kia]]||{{No}}||
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|[[KingSong]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Kroger Grocery store electronic shelf labels & facial recognition]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Kwikset Kevo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[LA Fitness makes it purposely difficult to cancel memberships]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LG Bootloader incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG G4 malfunctions]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG Television sale of personal data]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LG refrigerator warranty scandal]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LaLiga forces Spanish ISPs to mass-block Cloudflare IPs during Soccer Games]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lamborghini]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LastPass]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lead plaintiff]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Leadwerks]]||{{No}}||
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|[[League of Legends: Exalted Skins Exclusive Cosmetics]]||N/A||
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|[[Lebara]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
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|[[Lemmy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lenovo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lenovo Mirage AR]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lenovo Tablets (Android)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lenovo X1 Carbon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Leo Express]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Liberty Safe]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Lieferando]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Life360]]||N/A||
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|[[Life360 Terms of Service Forced Arbitration Agreement]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Lightspeed Aviation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Lincare Holdings Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Linea Sketch revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[LinkedIn]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of car models with anti-ownership and anti-privacy practices]]||N/A||
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|[[List of Google products]]||N/A||
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|[[List of companies]]||N/A||
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|[[List of discontinued online-only video games]]||N/A||
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|[[List of kernel-level anti cheats]]||N/A||
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|[[List of phones that do not allow bootloader unlock]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of products and services with forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[List of products and services with post-purchase license change]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of products bricked by discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of services without clear cancellation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Litter Robot]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LiveRamp]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LiveView Technologies AI Surveillance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Logitech]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Logitech G HUB]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Logitech Harmony discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Louis Rossmann - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Loyalty cards]]||N/A||
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|[[MIRC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[MagicGate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Magic Leap]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MakerBot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Malicious compliance]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Malwarebytes]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ManyCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mark Zuckerberg]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mastercard]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Maytag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda DMCA takedown of open source Home Assistant app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Mazda remote-start subscription]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Medical equipment]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meetup.com account creation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mega.io]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Memrise]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mercedes-Benz EQS rear-wheel steering requires subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mercedes-Benz locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mercedes Benz]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Mercury Insurance]]||N/A||
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|[[Merkury Innovations]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meta]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Meta AI permanent account suspensions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Microsoft Authenticator]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Copilot's recall feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Edge]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Office 2019 for Mac]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Office 365]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft account]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft ends use of bypassnro.cmd for Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Miele]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MikroTik ignoring WiFi disconnecting after firmware upgrade on hAP ax3 / ax2 / cAP ax]]||N/A||
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|[[Miku]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Miku Terms of Service and Arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Miku charges subscription for previously free features]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Milwaukee battery drm]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinIO Object Browser: Removal of Management Features]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication]]||N/A||
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|[[Minecraft LAN gameplay paywall]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft account migration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinestoreCMS converting your license without approval]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MitID]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Model F Labs]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Moderation problems in online marketplaces]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Mojang]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Molekule threatens to remotely shut down their app if purifiers used with third party air filters]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monetization overload]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monopoly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Monoprice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Motorola]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Movies Anywhere]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mozilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Mullvad VPN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[MyFitnessPal regressive upgrade]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NDAA has military right to repair stripped from it in favor of data as a service]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NOOK 1st gen devices end of life]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NOYB]]||N/A||
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|[[NProtect GameGuard]]||N/A||
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|[[NVWB response to the ruling in favor of KNMI]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZXT]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NZXT Flex]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZ eRUC all-cars 24/7 GPS Surveillance proposal]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nanoleaf]]||{{No}}||
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|[[National Security Agency]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Neato cloud shutdown]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Negative option marketing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nestlé]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NetLimiter]]||N/A||
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|[[Netatmo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Netflix]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix Games deactivated]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix delisting 23 game titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix stream-quality controversy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netgate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Newag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ngenic forces subscription on previously “lifetime” Tune customers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nike]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike Adapt: Smart shoes with app Integration and discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nikon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nintendo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Nintendo's May 2025 Policy Updates]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3DS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3rd party dock restrictions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo Switch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch Online]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch bans]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nissan]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nissan shuts 2G car service in UK]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nitro PDF License Deactivating]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nixplay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Non-disclosure agreement]]||N/A||
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|[[Non-fungible tokens]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[NordVPN]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Notability]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nothing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nothing Phone (1)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Now TV]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Nvidia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia buys stake in Intel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia threatens GamersNexus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Octopus Energy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Oculus (Meta) Quest 1 Deprecation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Oculus VR]]||N/A||
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|[[Ofcom]]||N/A||
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|[[Okkazeo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ola Electric disables vehicle riding modes without MoveOS+ subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[OneDrive]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[OnePlus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[OpenAI]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Opera]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Opt-out]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optimum]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[OtO Lawn discontinues solutions program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Other Channels - Video Directory]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Owlet Smart Sock 2 End of Support]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PCIe power connector design linked to melting GPU cables]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PEAK "Roots" Update]]||N/A||
|-
|[[PEAK (game)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[PETKIT Pura Max 2 — Region-Lock]]||N/A||
|-
|[[PFAS cover-up]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PHH Mortgage Corporation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PNC Bank]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[POCO X3 / X3 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PROCON]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Palantir]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Panasonic Lumix S5IIX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Paragon NTFS software license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Part pairing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Patreon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PayPal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PayPal Honey]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Payscore]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pearson]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Peloton]]||N/A||
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|[[Peloton removes Just Run feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Peloton used-equipment activation fee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Personal Information Protection Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Philips Hue starts requiring an account for the hue app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Photobucket]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pinterest]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pitboss Grills]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Pixel 4a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Pixel 5a]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Planned obsolescence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PlayStation restricts how developers can give upgrades to "PS5" editions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Plex Media Server]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pluralsight]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Pluralsight revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Plutus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Pocket Casts]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Podkicker Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PolarBackup - Cloud Storage]]||N/A||
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|[[Polestar]]||N/A||
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|[[Polestar 2]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Polestar paywalls performance update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Positive practices]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Post-purchase EULA modification]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Predatory microtransactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Presonus removes VSL mixing app from VSL audio interfaces products line]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Printer tracking dots]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Protection One 320P1 Security System]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Proton]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Protonmail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Proven Industries v. Trevor McNally]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PsychonautWiki Journal locks drug & interaction tracking behind Paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Purism]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[QIDI 3D printer house fire]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Qantas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Qantas sale of tickets for cancelled services (ghost flights)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Qardio]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Qualcomm]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Quidd]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Razer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Corp. Ends Software Degrading Consumer Devices]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Pro Click and Pro Click Mini]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ReCAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reason Studios]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reckon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Shell tracker]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Sky Labs Muzio Player Premium post-purchase terms change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Red Ventures]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Redbox]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit made it impossible for blind Redditors to moderate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Remote disabling]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr]]||N/A||
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|[[RepairShopr data privacy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Requirement for Canon EOS Webcam Utility subscription to enable webcam features on cameras]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ResellerRatings]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Retailers requiring police reports for missing items in orders]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Retroactive policy enforcement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Retroid Pocket MINI Handheld]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Reverse engineering Bambu Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reverse engineering vs illegal hacking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Revolut blocked access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Richard Stallman]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Right to own]]||N/A||
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|[[Right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ring]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Riot Vanguard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rivian]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Robinhood Financial]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roblox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Roblox's problematic moderation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Roborock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rocksmith]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Rockstar Games]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Rohde & Schwarz]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roku]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rovio]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ryanair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[STMicroelectronics]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Samsung]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Bothersome visual and audible pop up every 2 hours on certain TV models]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Frame TV asks for subscription to view photos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3's camera gets artificially blocked after unlocking the bootloader]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Odyssey]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung SmartCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Samsung TVs]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung ads in refrigerators]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung self-repair program restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung sued over S22 performance throttle]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Sandisk Wireless Flash Drives]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sassy Saints review copyright claim]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Save Wizard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Scopely, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Screenshot blocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Scribd]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seagate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Seagate sells old hard drives as new]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seattle Avionics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SecuROM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SecuRam installs backdoor on ProLogic series safe locks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Secure boot]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Securities and Exchange Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Securities and Exchange Commission search tools]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security through obscurity]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-destructive design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-hosting]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sengled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Serato DJ Pro / DJM-S11]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sevenhugs Smart Remote products discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sezzle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shopee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shortage of medical ventilators during COVID-19 pandemic]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Shrinkflation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sideloading]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sig Sauer]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Signal cloud backups]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Singapore police jail woman based on data stored in car infotainment system]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SiriusXM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Sketchfab]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[Skoda Citigo Move&Fun app discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[SkyDrop (Smart Irrigation)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Slashdot websites require TOS acceptance without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smart meter]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartaira & plume wifi motion detection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartwool]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Smartwool adds forced arbitration to EULA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smartyplus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Snapchat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Software as a service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Software bricking]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Software locks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SolaX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sonos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sonos forces post-purchase privacy policy change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony's WF-1000XM4 earbuds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony's attempted removal of "purchased" content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Playstation hardware bans from online services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Xperia turns camera monitor into subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony x900h television]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sophos Limited]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SoundCloud]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Special event page:Forced installation of Flock cameras in Denver, Colorado]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spectrum]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Spore (game)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spotify]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spotify Car Thing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spyware]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[StarForce Technologies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Star Citizen]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Starlink]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Starlink replaces subscription pause with $5/mo low speeds]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SteelSeries]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stellantis]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis Customer Data Breach]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis in-car advertisements]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stop Killing Games]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storefront shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storj.io constantly removes free or low cost services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stripe inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stångåstaden kickbacks and hidden rent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subaru Starlink]]||{{No}}||
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Common Questions, Arguments, & Responses when discussing Flock Surveillance

2026-02-10T10:51:23Z

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{{Alert|message = This is a special page dedicated a specific issue. It will be deleted once moved elsewhere, & is not representative of a typical wiki article.}}

So you've decided to say you do not want AI surveillance cameras in your city - but you don't know what argument to make. Here are some.

==NO EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY IN PUBLIC?==
[[File:1st amendment = no privacy?.jpg|alt=Here, a prominent tech youtuber claims that the 1st amendment means no privacy in public spaces. |thumb|Here, a prominent tech YouTuber claims that the 1st Amendment means no privacy in public spaces. ]]

A common objection to constitutional challenges of automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems is the argument that individuals have ''"no expectation of privacy when in a public place."'' This argument oversimplifies [[wikipedia:Fourth_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution|Fourth Amendment]] jurisprudence & misunderstands the legal standard of "reasonable expectation of privacy" established by the [[wikipedia:Supreme_Court_of_the_United_States|Supreme Court of the United States]].

===The "Reasonable" Standard in Fourth Amendment Law===

The Fourth Amendment protects against "unreasonable searches & seizures," not all searches. The constitutional analysis turns on whether surveillance violates a person's "reasonable expectation of privacy." This considers the nature, scope, & how intrusive the government monitoring is.

In [[wikipedia:Carpenter_v._United_States|''Carpenter v. United States'' ''(2018)'']], the Supreme Court explicitly rejected the argument that venturing into public eliminates Fourth Amendment protection. Chief Justice [[wikipedia:John_Roberts|John Roberts]] wrote that the government's access to 127 days of cell-site location data; tracking movements on public roads; achieve''d "near perfect surveillance, as if it had attached an ankle monitor to the phone's user."''<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |title=Carpenter v. United States |url=https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/16-402 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180623061246/https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/16-402 |archive-date=2018-06-23 |access-date=2025-12-16 |website=Legal Information Institute |publisher=Cornell Law School}}</ref> The Court said,<blockquote>''"A person does not surrender all Fourth Amendment protection by venturing into the public sphere."''<ref name=":0" /></blockquote>

===Distinction Between Momentary Observation & Comprehensive Surveillance===

Courts separate isolated instances of police observation and large scale automated tracking systems. In ''[[wikipedia:United_States_v._Jones_(2012)|United States v. Jones (2012)]]'', Justice [[wikipedia:Sonia_Sotomayor|Sonia Sotomayor's]] influential concurrence explained that [[GPS tracking]]: <blockquote>''"generates a precise, comprehensive record of a person's public movements that reflects a wealth of detail about her familial, political, professional, religious, and sexual associations."''<ref name=":1">{{Cite web |title=United States v. Jones |url=https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/10-1259 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120126022816/https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/10-1259 |archive-date=2012-01-26 |access-date=2025-12-16 |website=Legal Information Institute |publisher=Cornell Law School}}</ref> </blockquote>She noted that automated surveillance: <blockquote>''"evades the ordinary checks that constrain abusive law enforcement practices: limited police resources & community hostility."<ref name=":1" />''</blockquote>The [[wikipedia:Massachusetts_Supreme_Judicial_Court|Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court]] applied this reasoning to ALPR technology in ''Commonwealth v. McCarthy (2020)'', holding: <blockquote>''"With enough cameras in enough locations, the historic location data from an ALPR system in Massachusetts would invade a reasonable expectation of privacy and would constitute a search for constitutional purposes."''<ref name=":2">{{Cite web |date=2020-04-16 |title=Commonwealth v. McCarthy |url=https://cases.justia.com/massachusetts/supreme-court/2020-sjc-12750.pdf |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220303203404/https://cases.justia.com/massachusetts/supreme-court/2020-sjc-12750.pdf |archive-date=2022-03-03 |access-date=2025-12-16 |website=Justia}}</ref></blockquote>The court distinguished limited camera deployment from comprehensive networks, noting that widespread ALPR use would bring into question constitutional protections even though individual license plate observations would not.<ref name=":2" />

===Mosaic Theory===

The [[wikipedia:Mosaic_theory_of_the_Fourth_Amendment|"mosaic theory" of Fourth Amendment protection]] holds that aggregating many individually innocuous observations can constitute a search requiring a warrant. Justice [[wikipedia:Samuel_Alito|Samuel Alito]] noted in his ''Jones'' concurrence that: <blockquote>''"society's expectation has been that law enforcement agents and others would not; and indeed, in the main, simply could not; secretly monitor and catalogue every single movement of an individual's car for a very long period."<ref name=":1" />'' </blockquote>The removal of practical constraints on surveillance through automated technology creates distinct constitutional concerns.

In [[wikipedia:United_States_v._Knotts|''United States v. Knotts (1983)'']], while holding that limited beeper (a radio emitting surveillance device) tracking did not constitute a search, the Supreme Court explicitly "reserved the question" of "whether different constitutional principles may be applicable" to "[[wikipedia:Dragnet_(policing)|dragnet-type law enforcement practices]]."<ref>{{Cite web |title=United States v. Knotts |url=https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/460/276 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120601022257/https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/460/276 |archive-date=2012-06-01 |access-date=2025-12-16 |website=Legal Information Institute |publisher=Cornell Law School}}</ref> This reservation recognized that comprehensive, suspicionless surveillance raises distinct Fourth Amendment issues from targeted tracking of individual suspects.

===Litigation on Citywide ALPR Networks===

In ''Schmidt v. City of Norfolk (E.D. Va. 2025)'', Chief Judge [[wikipedia:Mark_Steven_Davis|Mark S. Davis]] denied a motion to dismiss a constitutional challenge to Norfolk's 172-camera ALPR network, finding plaintiffs stated a plausible Fourth Amendment claim. The court wrote: <blockquote>''"A reasonable person could believe that society's expectations, as laid out by the Court in Carpenter, are being violated by the Norfolk Flock system. The complaint alleges facts notably similar to those in Carpenter that the Supreme Court found to clearly violate society's expectation of privacy: law enforcement secretly monitoring and cataloguing the whole of tens of thousands of individual's movements over an extended period."<ref>{{Cite web |title=Schmidt v. City of Norfolk |url=https://clearinghouse.net/case/46035/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250322164024/https://clearinghouse.net/case/46035/ |archive-date=2025-03-22 |access-date=2025-12-16 |website=Civil Rights Litigation Clearinghouse}}</ref>''</blockquote>The case is scheduled for trial in Fall 2025 & could produce the first federal appellate ruling requiring warrants for comprehensive ALPR surveillance.

Legal scholars note that U.S. law enforcement scanned 2.5 billion license plates between 2016 & 2017, with 99.5% belonging to vehicles unassociated with criminal activity,<ref>{{Cite web |last=Maass |first=Dave |last2=Lipton |first2=Beryl |date=2021-04-22 |title=Data Driven: Explore How Cops Are Collecting and Sharing Our Travel Patterns Using Automated License Plate Readers |url=https://www.eff.org/pages/automated-license-plate-reader-dataset |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20181115183012/https://www.eff.org/pages/automated-license-plate-reader-dataset |archive-date=2018-11-15 |access-date=2025-12-16 |website=Electronic Frontier Foundation}}</ref> illustrating the dragnet nature of modern ALPR deployment that distinguishes it from traditional targeted surveillance methods.

===Scale & the Reasonableness Analysis===

The Fourth Amendment's reasonableness standard recognizes that scale & comprehensiveness transform constitutional analysis. Courts analogize comprehensive automated surveillance to [[wikipedia:Stalking|stalking]], noting that while a single observation in public does not violate privacy, systematically following someone everywhere for extended periods, documenting their movements, & sharing that information creates fundamentally different privacy implications.<ref>{{cite journal |last=Tokson |first=Matthew |title=Knowledge & Fourth Amendment Privacy |journal=Northwestern University Law Review |volume=111 |issue=1 |pages=139-198 |year=2016}}</ref>

Real-world deployments show the scale: Denver operates 111 cameras scanning approximately 2 million license plates monthly;<ref>{{cite news |last=Kenney |first=Andrew |date=2024-09-19 |title=2 million license plates scanned monthly by Denver’s new police cameras |url=https://denverite.com/2024/09/19/denver-flock-license-plate-scanners-update/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240919214639/https://denverite.com/2024/09/19/denver-flock-license-plate-scanners-update/ |archive-date=2024-09-19 |access-date=2025-12-16 |work=Denverite}}</ref> Norfolk's 176 cameras provide citywide coverage;<ref>{{cite news |last=Collier |first=Kevin |date=2025-09-18 |title=Police cameras tracked one driver 526 times in four months, lawsuit says |url=https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/virginia-police-used-flock-cameras-track-driver-safety-lawsuit-surveil-rcna230399 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250918093450/https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/virginia-police-used-flock-cameras-track-driver-safety-lawsuit-surveil-rcna230399 |archive-date=2025-09-18 |access-date=2025-12-16 |work=NBC News}}</ref> & Austin's system scanned approximately 75 million plates over nine months.<ref>{{cite news |last=Thompson |first=Ben |date=2025-05-20 |title=75M license plates scanned under rebooted Austin police program; audit reveals successes, concerns |url=https://communityimpact.com/austin/south-central-austin/government/2025/05/20/75m-license-plates-scanned-under-rebooted-austin-police-program-audit-reveals-successes-concerns/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250607131518/https://communityimpact.com/austin/south-central-austin/government/2025/05/20/75m-license-plates-scanned-under-rebooted-austin-police-program-audit-reveals-successes-concerns/ |archive-date=2025-06-07 |access-date=2025-12-16 |work=Community Impact}}</ref>

==FALSE POSITIVES & SYSTEM FAILURES==

Automated surveillance systems have high risks of false positives where innocent individuals are subjected to armed police responses based on program errors. These create dangerous situations for law-abiding civilians who pose no threat.

===Baltimore County Gun Detection False Alarm===

In October 2025, an AI-powered gun detection system at Kenwood High School in Baltimore County misidentified a student's snack food as a firearm, triggering an armed police response. Taki Allen was sitting outside the school with friends eating Doritos when officers with drawn weapons approached him.

<blockquote>''"At first, I didn't know where they were going until they started walking toward me with guns, talking about, 'Get on the ground,' & I was like, 'What?'"<ref name=":3" />''</blockquote>

Allen was forced to his knees, handcuffed, & searched before officers realized he was unarmed. Allen described watching about 8 cop cars arrive, with officers pointing guns at him. <blockquote>

''"The first thing I was wondering was, was I about to die? Because they had a gun pointed at me,"''<ref name=":3" /> </blockquote>

When shown the image that triggered the alert, Allen explained: <blockquote>''"I was just holding a Doritos bag – it was two hands and one finger out, and they said it looked like a gun."<ref name=":3" />''</blockquote>

High schools in Baltimore County used the AI gun detection system in 2024, using existing school cameras to scan for potential weapons. The system is operated by [[Omnilert]], which taps into existing camera feeds to detect objects that resemble weapons & then alerts both school safety officers & law enforcement automatically. The school acknowledged in a letter to families that counseling would be provided to students who witnessed the incident, recognizing the psychological impact of watching armed officers detain their peer.<ref name=":3" />

Baltimore County Councilman Izzy Patoka called for a review of the system, stating: ''"No child in our school system should be accosted by police for eating a bag of Doritos."''<ref name=":3" /> The company defended its system, claiming it ''"functioned as intended: to prioritize safety & awareness through rapid human verification,"'' though the incident clearly shows the system escalated to armed police response before adequate human review occurred.<ref name=":3">{{cite news |last=Tsui |first=Karina |last2=Sottile |first2=Zoe |date=2025-10-25 |title=Student handcuffed after Doritos bag mistaken for a gun by school’s AI security system |url=https://edition.cnn.com/2025/10/25/us/baltimore-student-chips-ai-gun-detection-hnk |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251026050806/https://edition.cnn.com/2025/10/25/us/baltimore-student-chips-ai-gun-detection-hnk |archive-date=2025-10-26 |access-date=2025-10-28 |work=CNN}}</ref>

===ALPRs Causing Innocent People to be Held at Gunpoint===
ALPR systems create false alerts that result in innocent individuals being held at gunpoint during high-risk traffic stops.

====Brian Hofer Thanksgiving Incident (2018)====
In 2018, privacy advocate Brian Hofer & his younger brother were driving to visit their parents for Thanksgiving when they found themselves held at gunpoint by law enforcement officers. Hofer's vehicle had been incorrectly flagged as stolen by an ALPR system, triggering an armed police response.<blockquote>''"Your life definitely is different after you have guns pointed at you."<ref name="cbs-alpr">{{cite news |last1=Fichten |first1=Lauren |last2=Clark |first2=Alex |date=2025-07-24 |title=When license plate readers get it wrong |url=https://www.cbsnews.com/news/license-plate-readers-alpr-mistakes/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250724210641/https://www.cbsnews.com/news/license-plate-readers-alpr-mistakes/ |archive-date=2025-07-24 |access-date=2025-10-28 |work=CBS News}}</ref>''</blockquote>Hofer, now executive director of Secure Justice, an organization that aims to reduce government & corporate overreach, advocates for manual verification of ALPR "hits" before armed responses. He notes that even with verification procedures, data errors in databases can cause plates to match incorrect entries. "There are billions of scans a day in America. If there's even just a 10% error rate, that means there are so many opportunities for abuse to happen," Hofer stated.<ref name="cbs-alpr" />

CBS News verified over a dozen similar cases during a six-month investigation into incidents of wrongful stops & ALPR technology abuse, finding that consequences range from inconvenient toll booth charges to potentially deadly armed detainments.<ref name="cbs-alpr" />

====Police Pursuit of Wrong Suspect (Body Camera Footage)====
Body camera footage from a documented police incident shows officers pursuing & detaining an innocent individual for approximately 30 minutes based on an ALPR false alert.<ref>{{cite web |date=2025-10-06 |title=Police Body Camera: ALPR False Alert Detention-Police Respond To Girl Being Kidnapped (Full Bodycam) |url=https://youtu.be/lmNxitcaT2Y |url-status=live |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=lmNxitcaT2Y |archive-date=2026-02-10 |access-date=2025-10-28 |publisher=YouTube}}</ref>

====Española, New Mexico Child Detentions====
In Española, New Mexico, ALPR misreads resulted in two separate armed detentions of minors within one month. '''A 12-year-old was handcuffed after an ALPR camera misread the last digit of a license plate on a vehicle driven by her older sister, interpreting a "2" as a "7,"''' according to a lawsuit filed against the city.<ref name="cbs-alpr" />

One month later in a separate incident, a 17-year-old honors student was held at gunpoint on his way home from school after officers mistook his vehicle for one associated with an individual sought in connection with a string of armed robberies. The case demonstrates how ALPR errors disproportionately create dangerous encounters for young people who have no criminal involvement.<ref name="cbs-alpr" />

====Aurora, Colorado Family Detained on Hot Pavement ($1.9 Million Settlement)====
In Aurora, Colorado in 2020, a mother & her family, including her 6-year-old daughter, were pulled over at gunpoint & forced to lie face down on hot pavement due to an ALPR error. Police mistakenly flagged their Colorado license plate as matching a completely different vehicle from a different state, a stolen motorcycle registered in Montana.<ref name="cbs-alpr" />

The incident, captured on video & widely condemned, led to a $1.9 million settlement from the city in 2024.<ref name="cbs-alpr" />

====Peppermill Casino Facial Recognition Wrongful Arrest (2023)====

On September 17, 2023, Jason Killinger, a long-haul UPS truck driver, was wrongfully arrested at the Peppermill Casino in Reno, Nevada. Killinger entered the Peppermill Casino during a work trip. Casino security detained him based on a facial recognition alert identifying him as Michael Ellis, who had been issued a six-month trespass ban in March 2023 for sleeping on the premises.<ref name="casinobeats">{{Cite web |last=Roarty |first=Adam |date=2025-12-09 |title=Reno Police Report Shows How Casino's Facial Recognition Led to Wrongful Arrest |url=https://casinobeats.com/2025/12/09/reno-police-report-facial-recognition-wrongful-arrest/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251210222601/https://casinobeats.com/2025/12/09/reno-police-report-facial-recognition-wrongful-arrest/ |archive-date=2025-12-10 |access-date=2025-12-16 |website=CasinoBeats}}</ref><ref name="casino-org">{{Cite web |last=Conneller |first=Philip |date=2025-11-11 |title=Peppermill Reno's Facial Recognition Tech Leads to Wrongful Arrest |url=https://www.casino.org/news/peppermill-renos-facial-recognition-tech-leads-to-wrongful-arrest/ |access-date=2025-12-16 |website=Casino.org}}</ref> Ellis's ban was set to expire on September 26, 2023—nine days after the arrest.<ref name="casinobeats" /> The AI system reportedly indicated a "100% match" in spite of large physical differences between the two men.<ref name="gaming-boardroom">{{Cite web |last=García |first=Jerome |date=2025-12-11 |title=Peppermill Casino AI Software Gives 100% Match, Misidentifies Passer-by |url=https://www.gamblingnews.com/news/peppermill-casino-ai-software-gives-100-match-misidentifies-passer-by/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251205215015/https://www.gamblingnews.com/news/peppermill-casino-ai-software-gives-100-match-misidentifies-passer-by/ |archive-date=2025-12-05 |access-date=2026-01-11 |website=Gambling News}}</ref>

Killinger showed the casino several forms of identification to prove his identity. This included his Nevada driver's license, a UPS payslip from his employer, & his vehicle registration.<ref name="casinobeats" /> All of these documents matched his true identity. According to his subsequent lawsuit, Killinger protested that he was not Ellis, but casino security did not believe him & called the police.<ref name="casino-org" />

Released police records & driver's license images revealed significant physical differences between the two men that the facial recognition system failed to account for:<ref name="casinobeats" />

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Characteristic!!Jason Killinger!!Michael Ellis
|-
|Height||6'1"||5'9"
|-
|Eye Color||Blue||Hazel
|}In his police report, Officer Richard Jager dismissed the eye color discrepancy, writing that blue & hazel eyes are "''by their very nature similar eye colors and are dependent upon lighting."''<ref name="casinobeats" /> The report also noted that Ellis had larger ears than Killinger.<ref name="casinobeats" />

Officer Jager arrived at the casino. According to Killinger's lawsuit, he rejected the valid ID documents. Killinger alleges in court filings that Jager accused him of having ''"a DMV hook-up" ''to fabricate the documents.<ref name="casinobeats" /> In his police report, Jager wrote that Killinger had ''"conflicting identification"'' & that ''"he lacked satisfactory evidence to reasonably assure me that he was who he claimed to be,"'' despite all identification documents matching the name Jason Killinger.<ref name="casinobeats" />

Bodycam footage released in late 2025 captured Jager stating: <blockquote>"I have a feeling he's somehow making some fake identification or something."<ref name="dexerto">{{Cite web |last=Gwilliam |first=Michael |date=2025-12-15 |title=Bodycam footage reveals moment innocent man is arrested after AI misidentifies him |url=https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/bodycam-footage-reveals-moment-innocent-man-is-arrested-after-ai-misidentifies-him-3294374/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251218224228/https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/bodycam-footage-reveals-moment-innocent-man-is-arrested-after-ai-misidentifies-him-3294374/ |archive-date=2025-12-18 |access-date=2025-12-16 |website=Dexerto}}</ref></blockquote>

Jager handcuffed Killinger & transported him to the police station. Killinger was detained for about 11 hours before fingerprint analysis proved he was not Michael Ellis.<ref name="casinobeats" />

Killinger has since settled a claim with the Peppermill Casino for an undisclosed amount.<ref name="otr">{{Cite web |date=2025-11-14 |title=Victim of Black Mirror Scenario Settles with Peppermill and Goes After Local Reno Cop |url=http://www.ourtownreno.com/our-stories-1/2025/11/14/victim-of-black-mirror-scenario-settles-with-peppermill-and-goes-after-local-reno-cop |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20260110235640/http://www.ourtownreno.com/our-stories-1/2025/11/14/victim-of-black-mirror-scenario-settles-with-peppermill-and-goes-after-local-reno-cop |archive-date=2026-01-10 |access-date=2025-12-16 |website=Our Town Reno}}</ref> His federal lawsuit against Officer Jager'', Killinger v. Jager'', Case No. 3:25-cv-00388-MMD-CSD, is still active in the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada as of December 16th 2025.<ref name="leagle">{{Cite web |title=KILLINGER v. JAGER |url=https://www.leagle.com/decision/infdco20250925d22 |archive-url=https://archive.ph/HGZnX |archive-date=2026-02-10 |access-date=2025-12-16 |website=Leagle}}</ref>

The lawsuit alleges that Jager's actions violated Killinger's [[wikipedia:Fourteenth_Amendment_to_the_United_States_Constitution|Fourteenth Amendment]] right to due process.<ref name="casinobeats" /> '''Killinger alleges that Jager failed to utilize the police department's own fingerprint technology in a timely manner & omitted the fingerprint exoneration from his official report.'''<ref name="casinobeats" /> He is seeking compensatory, special, & punitive damages; the lawsuit does not specify the amounts sought.<ref name="casinobeats" /> The case is expected to go to trial in 2026.<ref name="casino-org" />

Unlike most documented facial recognition wrongful arrests which involve police databases, this incident originated from a private casino's commercial system.<ref name="gaming-boardroom" /> The case shows that when officers prioritize algorithmic identification over physical evidence & valid documentation, innocent individuals are subjected to unjust detention.

===Common ALPR Error Mechanisms===
These incidents illustrate how ALPR systems create dangerous misidentifications through multiple mechanisms:

*'''Plate misreads''': OCR (optical character recognition) errors confuse similar characters (O/0, I/1, B/8, 2/7), causing the system to flag vehicles that match stolen vehicle databases or warrant lists
*'''Cross-state confusion''': Systems incorrectly match vehicles from different states or confuse vehicle types (car plates matched to motorcycle registrations)
*'''Cloned plates''': Criminals using stolen or duplicated license plates create false associations between innocent vehicles & criminal activity
*'''Stale data''': Vehicles recovered from theft or resolved warrant cases remain in hot lists, triggering alerts on lawful owners

==LAW ENFORCEMENT MISUSE & STALKING INCIDENTS==

Documented cases show that law enforcement officers have misused ALPR systems, including Flock Safety cameras, to track individuals for personal, non-investigative purposes such as stalking romantic partners or civilians. These incidents have raised concerns about lack of internal oversight, auditing practices, & the concentration of surveillance power in individual user accounts.

In Menasha, Wisconsin, police officer Cristian Morales was charged in January 2026 with misconduct in office after prosecutors alleged he used the department’s Flock ALPR system to track his ex-girlfriend. According to the criminal complaint, Morales conducted five unauthorized searches of his ex-partner’s vehicle in October 2025. Court filings state that Morales acknowledged knowing the searches were improper & attributed them to “desperation and bad judgment.” He was placed on administrative leave, barred from accessing Flock systems, & released on a $10,000 cash bond pending further proceedings. A parallel civil filing seeking a temporary restraining order in a domestic abuse case was also lodged against Morales.<ref>{{cite news |last=Kerhin |first=Brian |date=2026-01-09 |title=Menasha police officer accused of using license plate recognition system to track his ex |url=https://fox11online.com/news/crime/menasha-police-officer-accused-of-using-license-plate-recognition-system-to-track-his-ex-girlfriend-cristian-morales-misconduct-in-office-flock-domestic-abuse-restraining-order-cash-bond |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20260110000858/https://fox11online.com/news/crime/menasha-police-officer-accused-of-using-license-plate-recognition-system-to-track-his-ex-girlfriend-cristian-morales-misconduct-in-office-flock-domestic-abuse-restraining-order-cash-bond |archive-date=2026-01-10 |access-date=2026-01-11 |work=FOX 11 News}}</ref>

The Menasha case is but one in what is becoming a national pattern. In Kansas, Kechi Police Lieutenant Victor Heiar pleaded guilty in 2022 to computer crimes and stalking after using Flock cameras to monitor his estranged wife’s movements over several months.<ref>{{cite news |last=Baker |first=Joe |date=2022-10-31 |title=Kechi police lieutenant arrested for using police technology to stalk wife |url=https://www.kwch.com/2022/10/31/kechi-police-lieutenant-arrested-using-police-technology-stalk-wife/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20221031042853/https://www.kwch.com/2022/10/31/kechi-police-lieutenant-arrested-using-police-technology-stalk-wife/ |archive-date=2022-10-31 |work=KWCH}}</ref> In a separate Kansas case, Sedgwick Police Chief Lee Nygaard admitted in 2025 to using Flock ALPR data more than 160 times to track his ex-girlfriend and her new partner, leading to his resignation and surrender of his law enforcement certification.<ref>{{cite news |last=Stavola |first=Michael |date=2024-08-17 |title=Kansas police chief used Flock license plate cameras to track ex-girlfriend |url=https://www.yahoo.com/news/kansas-police-chief-used-flock-093300946.html |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240817105006/https://www.yahoo.com/news/web/20240817105006/https://www.yahoo.com/news/kansas-police-chief-used-flock-093300946.html |archive-date=2024-08-17 |work=Yahoo News}}</ref>

Comparable misuse has been documented involving other police databases and surveillance systems. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police officer Christopher Young was arrested in 2023 for stalking his ex-fiancée using police databases, and in California, Riverside County deputy Eric Piscatella pleaded guilty in 2024 to multiple counts of misusing law enforcement databases to stalk a woman he met off duty.<ref>{{cite news |last=McCandless |first=C.C. |date=2024-02-16 |title=Las Vegas police officer arrested for reportedly stalking ex-fiancée |url=https://www.fox5vegas.com/2024/02/16/las-vegas-police-officer-arrested-reportedly-stalking-ex-fiancee/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240216010507/https://www.fox5vegas.com/2024/02/16/las-vegas-police-officer-arrested-reportedly-stalking-ex-fiancee/ |archive-date=2024-02-16 |work=FOX5 Vegas}}</ref> Investigations by the Associated Press and others have found that such misuse often remains undetected until a victim files a complaint or an external audit occurs.<ref>{{cite news |last=Tucker |first=Eric |date=2016-09-27 |title=When cops abuse confidential databases |url=https://apnews.com/general-news-699236946e3140659fff8a2362e16f43 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20230721171815/https://apnews.com/general-news-699236946e3140659fff8a2362e16f43 |archive-date=2023-07-21 |access-date= |work=Associated Press}}</ref>

Auditors and civil liberties organizations note that ALPR systems reduce the cost and effort of stalking by allowing quick searches of historical location data across large geographic areas without real-time supervisory approval. While vendors and agencies rely on access logs & written policies, many cases have demonstrated that these safeguards often fail to prevent or detect misuse quickly enough.<ref>{{cite web |date=2023-02-22 |title=Automated License Plate Readers widely used, subject to abuse |url=https://stpp.fordschool.umich.edu/news/2023/automated-license-plate-readers-widely-used-subject-abuse |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20230617100257/https://stpp.fordschool.umich.edu/news/2023/automated-license-plate-readers-widely-used-subject-abuse |archive-date=2023-06-17 |work=University of Michigan}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |last=Davidson |first=Nikki |date=2024-04-16 |title=ALPR Audit Takeaways: What We Learned About Policy Gaps |url=https://www.govtech.com/biz/data/alpr-audit-takeaways-what-we-learned-about-policy-gaps |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240417005310/https://www.govtech.com/biz/data/alpr-audit-takeaways-what-we-learned-about-policy-gaps |archive-date=2024-04-17 |work=Government Technology}}</ref>

==See also==

*[[Flock license plate readers]]
*[[Flock Safety]]

==References==
{{reflist}}

[[Category:Flock Safety]]

Projects:Archive everything

2026-02-10T09:10:07Z

Im8685: Updated "Commercial weather apps lose summary proceedings" to Yes

This project aims to get as many reference links as possible on the wiki switched over to archival links, instead of live links.

== The need to fight link rot ==
Everywhere on the internet, you get link rot - where linked pages either get taken offline, or changed, and the link is no longer useful for its original purpose. Link rot is a doubly serious issue for the Consumer Rights Wiki, as fairly substantial points of fact about companies or incidents may hang on our references, which will often point to a company's own website. The best available way to counter link rot is through archival, and this page serves as a hub for making sure every wiki article has its references archived.

Of particular importance are any links to central pieces of evidence used to support a claim of fact related to something a company has said or done, especially if it is on the website of a company, and can be taken down by them at any time. A reference supporting a more commonly available and frequently changing fact like 'Apple's market cap is $x' is not as important to archive as a company's FAQ, but it certainly won't hurt to do so.

Certain webpages are un-usable when archived, typically due to paywalls or embedded dynamic content, and archival may not be appropriate for links leading to this kind of page. Some webpages require the use of a specific archival service (e.g. PreserveTube for YouTube links). To archive pages behind registration or date-of-birth walls that archival services cannot bypass, make a screenshot of the content after getting past the wall and upload it to Consumer Rights Wiki; content hosted on the wiki may serve as an archival of ''last-resort'', but ideally, proper archival services should be used where possible.

== What you need to do ==
The best possible option is to archive a site in as many places as possible, but any archival link is much better than none at all.

The correct formatting for an archived citation will look something like this:

<code><nowiki>{{Cite web |author=BwE |title=BwE PS4 NOR Validator & BwE SerialReader Script by BetterWayElectronics |url=https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |website=PSHAX |date=27 Nov 2018 |access-date=12 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250408175450/https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |archive-date=8 Apr 2025}}</nowiki></code>

The full list of possible fields can be found here: {{Wplink|Template:Cite web}}. All you need to do is archive the relevant un-archived webpage (or find an archived copy closer to the date the reference initially accessed it), and then update the reference with the archival link.

This can either be done through the source editor (in which case citations will look like the text block above) or through the visual editor's citation tool (this can be found by clicking Insert -> More... -> Citation, or pressing crtl+shift+k).

=== Archival services ===

* [https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive] – Primary, most used archival service.
* [https://archive.today/ Archive.today] – Secondary, popular archival service. (Particularly useful for Reddit posts, social tweets, and websites that explicitly disallow IA.)
* [https://ghostarchive.org/ Ghost Archive] – Tertiary, less popular, but also doesn't block VPN users like the above tend to.
* [https://preservetube.com/ PreserveTube] – Specifically for archiving YouTube videos.
* [https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Special:Upload Consumer Rights Wiki] – Upload screenshots of pages for direct quoting or if an archival service cannot get past something like a registration-wall. Do not upload more of an article than is neccesary for supporting the citation.

==The list==

Below is a table of all pages on the wiki, and the current status of their references.

Pages that are missing a references section or have an empty references section are listed as "N/A" as they either do not have links that need archiving, or if they do then those links need to be correctly moved to the references section and/or the page completed/cleaned/reformatted before adding archived links, which is beyond the scope of this project (See [[:Category:Articles in need of additional work]]). This may change if references are properly added to these pages in the future.

Last updated on 2026/02/06
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Page Name!!References Archived?!!Archived By
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|[[1Password]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[2021 WhatsApp privacy policy updates]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
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|[[3B CPAP Devices (3b Medical) (ReactHealth)]]||N/A||
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|[[3CX]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[4k Video Downloader+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[5CA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[ADDW car systems legislated in the EU]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AEG Power Tools 58V Product Line Discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AMD]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ASUS downgrades a well-reviewed monitor panel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AT&T]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ATSC 3.0]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AWS Lightsail Won't Cancel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer Leap Ware smartwatch bricked by discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Acer settles online breach probe for $115k]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard account lock and forced arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activision discontinues Blur video game]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ad block]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Adobe CS Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe Digital Editions' ebook DRM]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe Lightroom]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe ToS update gives the company rights over consumers' works]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Adobe sued by FTC over hidden fees in subscription plans]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Advertising overload]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AirAsia]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Airpods]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Airthings ASA app release]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Akelius]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alliance Laundry Solutions and Speed Queen]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Allstate]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alltech Services Inc]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Ally Financial]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ally Invest Securities]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Echo changes terms of voice usage]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle removes download feature of purchased books]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon PhotosPlus discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon allows fraudulent product page after manual review]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Amazon alters the content of purchased ebooks]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon locks home owner out of Amazon account over allegation by Amazon delivery driver]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon revokes access to their Appstore on non-Amazon devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon sued for enrolling and charging customers into Audible without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon to charge non-Prime consumers to use Alexa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ancestry.com]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Data Collection]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Developer Verification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Android System SafetyCore]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anker Battery Bank Recall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Anova Culinary]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthropic]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Anti-Cheat Expert]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Anti-privacy legislation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Apple]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's anti-repair and anti-refurbishment practices]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's planned obsolescence incidents]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple App Store]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple Gatekeeper]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Apple Media Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple Self Service Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple TV+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple authorized service provider program]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apps deliberately refusing to work on modded devices]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ariston]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Arity's alleged unauthorized driver data collection through mobile apps]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Arlo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Article suggestions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence/training]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Assioma]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Asus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Asus Charges for Free Service]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Asus voids warranty of devices sent for repair over minor damages and performs unrelated repairs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Asustor Drivestor NAS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audi Basic HVAC "Sync" Function Paywalled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible class action lawsuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audible subsidizes its streaming plan via premium credits]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Australia Competition and Consumer Act 2010]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autel - Otofix]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion360 EOL on Intel based macOS systems running open core legacy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion EOL on Intel based MacOS systems running OpenCore legacy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automatic content recognition]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automotive digital rights management]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Axis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[BMW]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW's heated seat subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BMW's high beam assistant(HBA)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW API restrictions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW feature lockout scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BTicino/Legrand/Netatmo Zigbee devices refuse to connect to third-party gateways]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Backdoor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bait-and-switch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Balena]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Farm Manager]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Lab]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab Authorization Control System]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab LAN mode guide]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandai Namco EULA]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bandicam]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandicam perpetual license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Battery Health Assistance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Battery firmware lockout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Belkin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Best Buy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Best Buy discontinuation of Insignia Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BetterHelp]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Better Way Electronics]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bitly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Bitly QRCodeGenerator.com QR code lockout]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Bitly QR Code Preview Page Advertising]]||||
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|[[BlackVue]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Blink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloatware]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Bloomberg]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloomberg DMCA strikes GamersNexus video]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Blu-Ray Ultra-HD DRM]]||{{No}}||
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|[[BlueCruise hands-free driving]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BlueDriver OBD2 scanner now requires account login and collects data]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Bootloader unlocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Bosch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch Cloud Dishwasher Incident]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Bosch Spexor]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bose QuietComfort Sleepbuds doesn't allow purchasing new case]]||N/A||
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|[[Bose kills SoundTouch and speakers lose smart functionality]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[BowFlex, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Box Tops for Education]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brainly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brave browser]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brilliant]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Broadband choice reduction by Brendan Carr's FCC]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Broadcom Inc.]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Brother Industries Ltd.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Refresh EZ Print Subscription Service]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brother printer dcp 3550 cdw cartridges failure]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Brother printers causing issues with third party inks]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bumpgate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bungie]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bureau of Consumer Protection]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Buy now, pay later]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Buy one, get one free]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ByteDance]]||N/A||
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|[[CAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CARIAD]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CF Moto puts previously included features behind paywall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[COBB Tuning]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[California Privacy Rights Act]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CalyxOS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cambridge Analytica Scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cameras bricked on iPhone 13 series after iOS update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cami Research]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Canadian Bill S-209]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Canadian bread price fixing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Canadian internet providers circumvent CRTC protection]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Canon]]||N/A||Internet Archive; Preserve Tube
|-
|[[Canon Camera Connect]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canon EOS Webcam Utility patch guide]]||N/A||
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|[[Canon ink DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canonical]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canva Affinity Studio adds arbitration clause]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Capital One]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Capital One Shopping]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Carly]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Caveat emptor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cerberus]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cerberus Phone Security Login with ad blocker no longer possible]]||{{No}}||
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|[[CgNAT]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Chamberlain Group]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Change.org]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Charles Schwab]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Chase Bank]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Chrome OS ends support for school Chromebooks]]||N/A||
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|[[Chromium]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cinemark]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Circular economy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Smart Licensing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cisco Systems, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Class action]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clearview AI]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Click-to-cancel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Click Adventure Scam Game: Draining Consumer Wallets and Bypassing Steam Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clip Studio Paint changes perpetual license to subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Clippy Campaign]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Cloud (service)]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Cloudflare]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clover Network, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Coffee Meets Bagel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Colgate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Collective Shout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Comcast]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Commercial weather apps lose summary proceedings]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Commodity Futures Trading Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Common Questions, Arguments, & Responses when discussing Flock Surveillance]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Commonwealth Bank collection of Biometric Data]]||{{No}}||
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|[[CompTIA]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ConnectedLife SmartDry discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Consent-or-pay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Consumer Advice (UK)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Consumer Defense Code]]||N/A||
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|[[Consumer Financial Protection Bureau]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Consumer Technology Association]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Costco]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Costco's collection and sharing of data through Meta's tracking pixel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Counter-Strike 2]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Covert Web-to-App Tracking by Meta and Yandex]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cox Communications]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crash Team Racing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crave app refuses televisions based on production date]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Creality forces update that removes features from their 3D scanners]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Creative Fabrica licensing risks and ownership verification concerns]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cricut]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cryptic Studios]]||N/A||
|-
|[[CursorAI adds rate limits to unlimited plans]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DAZN]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DCS sues Small YouTuber for accurate product review showing battery issues & misleading warranty]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DJI]]||N/A||
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|[[DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DJI Ronin RS4 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DSGVO-Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Daily Wire + lifetime Membership Terms Scope of the Subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dark pattern]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Data brokers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Data lock-in]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[De-anonymization]]||N/A||
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|[[Dead star server shutdown]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deceptive language frequently used against consumers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Deep Cycle Systems]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deerrun walking pads & treadmills startup]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Delisting and shut down of Age of Empires 3]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Denon HEOS Speakers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Denuvo Anti-Tamper]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Derrimut Gym revokes 24/7 access after running sale promoting 24/7 access gym]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deutsche Kreditbank (DKB)]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Device bricking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Device fingerprint]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Device lifecycle]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Deye]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dictionary.com shuts down premium app after selling lifetime subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital Fairness Act]]||N/A||
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|[[Digital Markets Act]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Digital Millennium Copyright Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital rights management]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Disabling online features in retaliation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disc rot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Discontinuation bricking]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discontinuation of Samsung Gear 360 Software and Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discord]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+ Ad Policy Change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney+ Household Restrictions & Access Limitations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney requires an active subscription to delete a Disney+ account]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Doordash]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Downloadable content]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DuckDuckGo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Duolingo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Duracell Energy EV Charger]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dymo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson V10/V11 trigger design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson battery lifespan reduced by design and difficult to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dyson covers circuit board in glue]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson ends relationship with third-party repair centers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[E-Bike Tuning Detection: Bosch and Yamaha’s Anti-Tampering Systems]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EA moves to in-house kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA releases source code of classic command and conquer titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA requires open beta players of battlefield 6 to change their motherboard bios settings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EBay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EBay opts-in users for AI training]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EINSTAR VEGA hidden activation requirement before file transfer is enabled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EO]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EU enforcement actions against Shein for consumer rights violations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EVGA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EZVIZ]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Echelon fitness firmware lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ecoflow]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EduVULCAN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Eight Sleep]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Electron]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Electronic Arts]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Elgato forces Stream Deck users to sign up]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Elsagate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Emerson Sensi Smart Thermostat - ST55U]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[End-user license agreement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Enshittification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Entities refusing to distribute copyleft licensed software under license terms]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Epic Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epic Games forces third party account creation in Rocket League]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epson printer waste ink tank conter restrictions]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Etoro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Eufy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Europe-based news sites enact consent-or-pay for data tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[European Consumer Centre on the Lack of Quality Standards for Exalted Skins]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EviCore]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Excessive data collection by cars]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Extron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[F1TV concurrent streams limit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FTC sues PepsiCo for rigging Soft Drink Competition]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FUTO]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fake memory still being sold on eBay and Amazon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fal (AI company)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[False advertising]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Fandom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fear of missing out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Features on demand]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Federal Communications Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Federal Trade Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ferrari]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Figma]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Figma threatens companies using "Dev Mode"]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fiio]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Filmora lifetime licenses terminated]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Final Draft software activation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial Industry Regulatory Authority]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial censorship]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Firefox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Firefox introduces TOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[First-sale doctrine]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fisher price smart app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fitbit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fitbit Sense and Versa 3 Battery Performance Program]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flat Earth Clock App]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock Safety]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Flock Safety Nova uses dark web data for surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock license plate readers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Forced User Agreement on Jetbrains IntelliJ software]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced app download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced eSIMs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced identification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced indemnification]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced retention of payment methods]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford ad patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford repossession patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Formlabs]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fossify]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[FreePhoneLine revokes Lifetime VoIP service for monthly subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Free software movement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Friend app]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines Obfuscates Web Check-in Form]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fujifilm Instax Cameras]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Funimation "Forever" Content License Revocation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Future Motion]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Futurehome Smarthub mandatory subscription fee]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[GE Refrigerator water filter DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GE Wall Ovens (Powered by Smart HQ)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GREE Electric]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GTA 5 moves to kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gaia GPS adds "feature" that opts all users into social media profile and location/activity sharing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Game-of-telephone privacy policy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[GameSpy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameSpy server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameStop]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GameStop Short Squeeze]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Games as a service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Geeni]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Data Protection Regulation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Ovens]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Refrigerators]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors (OnStar)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors data collection and sharing controversy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Generative artificial intelligence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact anti-cheat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Gigantti pressured additional subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gillette]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GitHub]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Glance]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Glasswire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoGuardian]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoIt changing its warranty conditions post-sale]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoPro Karma]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro advertises waterproof cameras despite design flaw and lack of warranty]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoTo Group]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Good2Go Mobile (Canada) phases out 3G network, Merges with LuckyMobile]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Goodlife now require App to access gyms]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Android restrict app sideloading]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chrome]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Chrome automatically disables uBlock Origin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chromebook]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Gemini]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Google Jamboard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google LSA terms of service change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Mobile Services]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Nest Protect forced to use Google app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Nest thermostat smart features disabled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Google OnHub]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Google Pixel 6a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel 9 Pro camera bar separates from phone body]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds "Touch and Hold" discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watches do not come with repair options]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Play Integrity API]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google asserts the right to seize phones during repairs]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google forces your device to join their "Find Hub" network, hard to opt out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google password manager overrides third-party autofill]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GrapheneOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Greenwashing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Groupon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guardzilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Guide:How to circumvent Synology hard drive restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guide - Windows 10 end of support]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HBO Max]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HBO Max downgrades lifetime subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HNGRYnsite Camera: From smart kitchen aid to e-waste]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Dynamic Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP Ink Cartridge ID Chip Swap Guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HP Instant Ink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[HP Printers locking functionality behind ink availability]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Reverb G2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP adds 15 minutes to all customer service phone calls]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP systemic DRM and firmware lockouts]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Happiest Baby]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hauptwerk expiration of perpetual license download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Helldivers 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com: easy to subscribe, difficult to unsubscribe]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Hidden EULA language]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hikvision]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hisense H9G Smart TV]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Hogwarts Legacy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Home Bargains]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Home Connect]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Honda]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Honey browser plugin controversy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Huawei]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Humane Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle alters terms of sale]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai Ioniq 5 N brake pad repair restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ICloud]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ID.me]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IFTTT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IFTTT discontinued Legacy plan]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA ÅSKVÄDER]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ILife]]||N/A||
|-
|[[IPhone 6 error 53 fingerprint sensor incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IRobot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Imgur]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Inactive account deletion]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Inclusion of forced arbitration in Crunchyroll January 2025 TOS update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Indeed Forced Arbitration & bundling of consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Infomaniak]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Insta360+]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360 X5]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Instagram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Intel]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Intel CPUs stability issue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interactive Brokers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interchangeable parts]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Internet Archive]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Internet of things]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Intuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Itch.io]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Itron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Jailbreak]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Jeep]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[JetBlue Travel Credits]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[JetBrains retires CodeCanvas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere]]||{{No}}||
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|[[John Deere dealerships are lobbying against right to repair]]||{{No}}||
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|[[John Deere fails to uphold right to repair agreement]]||{{No}}||
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|[[John Deere security flaws exposed sensitive customer information]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Kemper guitar amplifer modeler puts features behind paywall after firmware update]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Kerbal Space Program 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Kernel level anti-cheats]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Kernel level driver]]||N/A||
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|[[Keurig]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Keychron k13 pro]]||{{No}} ||
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|[[Keyshot]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Kia]]||{{No}}||
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|[[KingSong]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Kroger Grocery store electronic shelf labels & facial recognition]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Kwikset Kevo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[LA Fitness makes it purposely difficult to cancel memberships]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LG Bootloader incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG G4 malfunctions]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG Television sale of personal data]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LG refrigerator warranty scandal]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LaLiga forces Spanish ISPs to mass-block Cloudflare IPs during Soccer Games]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lamborghini]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LastPass]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lead plaintiff]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Leadwerks]]||{{No}}||
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|[[League of Legends: Exalted Skins Exclusive Cosmetics]]||N/A||
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|[[Lebara]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
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|[[Lemmy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lenovo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lenovo Mirage AR]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lenovo Tablets (Android)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lenovo X1 Carbon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Leo Express]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Liberty Safe]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Lieferando]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Life360]]||N/A||
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|[[Life360 Terms of Service Forced Arbitration Agreement]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Lightspeed Aviation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Lincare Holdings Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Linea Sketch revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[LinkedIn]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of car models with anti-ownership and anti-privacy practices]]||N/A||
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|[[List of Google products]]||N/A||
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|[[List of companies]]||N/A||
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|[[List of discontinued online-only video games]]||N/A||
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|[[List of kernel-level anti cheats]]||N/A||
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|[[List of phones that do not allow bootloader unlock]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of products and services with forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[List of products and services with post-purchase license change]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of products bricked by discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of services without clear cancellation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Litter Robot]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LiveRamp]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LiveView Technologies AI Surveillance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Logitech]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Logitech G HUB]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Logitech Harmony discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Louis Rossmann - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Loyalty cards]]||N/A||
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|[[MIRC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[MagicGate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Magic Leap]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MakerBot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Malicious compliance]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Malwarebytes]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ManyCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mark Zuckerberg]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mastercard]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Maytag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda DMCA takedown of open source Home Assistant app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Mazda remote-start subscription]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Medical equipment]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meetup.com account creation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mega.io]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Memrise]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mercedes-Benz EQS rear-wheel steering requires subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mercedes-Benz locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mercedes Benz]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Mercury Insurance]]||N/A||
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|[[Merkury Innovations]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meta]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Meta AI permanent account suspensions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Microsoft Authenticator]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Copilot's recall feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Edge]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Office 2019 for Mac]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Office 365]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft account]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft ends use of bypassnro.cmd for Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Miele]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MikroTik ignoring WiFi disconnecting after firmware upgrade on hAP ax3 / ax2 / cAP ax]]||N/A||
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|[[Miku]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Miku Terms of Service and Arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Miku charges subscription for previously free features]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Milwaukee battery drm]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinIO Object Browser: Removal of Management Features]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication]]||N/A||
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|[[Minecraft LAN gameplay paywall]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft account migration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinestoreCMS converting your license without approval]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MitID]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Model F Labs]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Moderation problems in online marketplaces]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Mojang]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Molekule threatens to remotely shut down their app if purifiers used with third party air filters]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monetization overload]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monopoly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Monoprice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Motorola]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Movies Anywhere]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mozilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Mullvad VPN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MyFitnessPal regressive upgrade]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NDAA has military right to repair stripped from it in favor of data as a service]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NOOK 1st gen devices end of life]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NOYB]]||N/A||
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|[[NProtect GameGuard]]||N/A||
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|[[NVWB response to the ruling in favor of KNMI]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZXT]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NZXT Flex]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZ eRUC all-cars 24/7 GPS Surveillance proposal]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nanoleaf]]||{{No}}||
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|[[National Security Agency]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Neato cloud shutdown]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Negative option marketing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nestlé]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NetLimiter]]||N/A||
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|[[Netatmo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix Games deactivated]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix delisting 23 game titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix stream-quality controversy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netgate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Newag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ngenic forces subscription on previously “lifetime” Tune customers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike Adapt: Smart shoes with app Integration and discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nikon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nintendo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Nintendo's May 2025 Policy Updates]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3DS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3rd party dock restrictions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo Switch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch Online]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch bans]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nissan]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nissan shuts 2G car service in UK]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro PDF License Deactivating]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nixplay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Non-disclosure agreement]]||N/A||
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|[[Non-fungible tokens]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NordVPN]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Notability]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nothing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nothing Phone (1)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Now TV]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Nvidia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia buys stake in Intel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia threatens GamersNexus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Octopus Energy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Oculus (Meta) Quest 1 Deprecation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Oculus VR]]||N/A||
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|[[Ofcom]]||N/A||
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|[[Okkazeo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ola Electric disables vehicle riding modes without MoveOS+ subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OneDrive]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OnePlus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[OpenAI]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Opera]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Opt-out]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optimum]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[OtO Lawn discontinues solutions program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Other Channels - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Owlet Smart Sock 2 End of Support]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PCIe power connector design linked to melting GPU cables]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PEAK "Roots" Update]]||N/A||
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|[[PEAK (game)]]||N/A||
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|[[PETKIT Pura Max 2 — Region-Lock]]||N/A||
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|[[PFAS cover-up]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PHH Mortgage Corporation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PNC Bank]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[POCO X3 / X3 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PROCON]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Palantir]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Panasonic Lumix S5IIX]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Paragon NTFS software license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Part pairing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Patreon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PayPal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PayPal Honey]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Payscore]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pearson]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Peloton]]||N/A||
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|[[Peloton removes Just Run feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Peloton used-equipment activation fee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Personal Information Protection Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Philips Hue starts requiring an account for the hue app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Photobucket]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pinterest]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pitboss Grills]]||N/A||
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|[[Pixel 4a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Pixel 5a]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Planned obsolescence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PlayStation restricts how developers can give upgrades to "PS5" editions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Plex Media Server]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pluralsight]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Pluralsight revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Plutus]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Pocket Casts]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Podkicker Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PolarBackup - Cloud Storage]]||N/A||
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|[[Polestar]]||N/A||
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|[[Polestar 2]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Polestar paywalls performance update]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Positive practices]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Post-purchase EULA modification]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Predatory microtransactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Presonus removes VSL mixing app from VSL audio interfaces products line]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Price fixing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Printer tracking dots]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Protection One 320P1 Security System]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Proton]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Protonmail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Proven Industries v. Trevor McNally]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PsychonautWiki Journal locks drug & interaction tracking behind Paywall]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Purism]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[QIDI 3D printer house fire]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Qantas]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Qantas sale of tickets for cancelled services (ghost flights)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Qardio]]||N/A||
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|[[Qualcomm]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Quidd]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Razer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Corp. Ends Software Degrading Consumer Devices]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Razer Pro Click and Pro Click Mini]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ReCAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reason Studios]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reckon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Shell tracker]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Red Sky Labs Muzio Player Premium post-purchase terms change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Red Ventures]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Redbox]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit made it impossible for blind Redditors to moderate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Remote disabling]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr]]||N/A||
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|[[RepairShopr data privacy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Requirement for Canon EOS Webcam Utility subscription to enable webcam features on cameras]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ResellerRatings]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Retailers requiring police reports for missing items in orders]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Retroactive policy enforcement]]||N/A||
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|[[Retroid Pocket MINI Handheld]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Reverse engineering Bambu Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reverse engineering vs illegal hacking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Revolut blocked access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Richard Stallman]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Right to own]]||N/A||
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|[[Right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ring]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Riot Vanguard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rivian]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Robinhood Financial]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roblox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Roblox's problematic moderation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Roborock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rocksmith]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Rockstar Games]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Rohde & Schwarz]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roku]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rovio]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ryanair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[STMicroelectronics]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Samsung]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Bothersome visual and audible pop up every 2 hours on certain TV models]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Frame TV asks for subscription to view photos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3's camera gets artificially blocked after unlocking the bootloader]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Odyssey]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Samsung SmartCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Samsung TVs]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung ads in refrigerators]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung self-repair program restrictions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Samsung sued over S22 performance throttle]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Sandisk Wireless Flash Drives]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Sassy Saints review copyright claim]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Save Wizard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Scopely, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Screenshot blocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Scribd]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seagate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Seagate sells old hard drives as new]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seattle Avionics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SecuROM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SecuRam installs backdoor on ProLogic series safe locks]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Secure boot]]||N/A||
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|[[Securities and Exchange Commission]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Securities and Exchange Commission search tools]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security through obscurity]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-destructive design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-hosting]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sengled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Serato DJ Pro / DJM-S11]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sevenhugs Smart Remote products discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sezzle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shopee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shortage of medical ventilators during COVID-19 pandemic]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Shrinkflation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sideloading]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sig Sauer]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Signal cloud backups]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Singapore police jail woman based on data stored in car infotainment system]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SiriusXM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Sketchfab]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[Skoda Citigo Move&Fun app discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[SkyDrop (Smart Irrigation)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Slashdot websites require TOS acceptance without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smart meter]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartaira & plume wifi motion detection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartwool]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Smartwool adds forced arbitration to EULA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smartyplus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Snapchat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Software as a service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Software bricking]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Software locks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SolaX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sonos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sonos forces post-purchase privacy policy change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony's WF-1000XM4 earbuds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony's attempted removal of "purchased" content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Playstation hardware bans from online services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Xperia turns camera monitor into subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony x900h television]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sophos Limited]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SoundCloud]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Special event page:Forced installation of Flock cameras in Denver, Colorado]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spectrum]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Spore (game)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spotify]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spotify Car Thing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spyware]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[StarForce Technologies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Star Citizen]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Starlink]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Starlink replaces subscription pause with $5/mo low speeds]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SteelSeries]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stellantis]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis Customer Data Breach]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis in-car advertisements]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stop Killing Games]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storefront shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storj.io constantly removes free or low cost services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stripe inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stångåstaden kickbacks and hidden rent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subaru Starlink]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subscription service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Subway footlong pass ineligibility]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[SumUp blocks card readers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SunStrong Management LLC puts solar monitoring app behind paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiffer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiggy and Zomato refuse to refund customers for cancelled orders]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Switch Game Key-Card]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology requiring proprietary-branded drives to be used with its NAS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile US]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile T-Life app screen recording controversy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TD Ameritrade]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TP-Link]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tado]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Take Two]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tango Elegoo Edition False Lifetime License]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Target]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tea Dating Advice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Team17]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TeamViewer]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Teamviewer Terminates Perpetual Licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tekken 8 retroactively introducing micro transactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telecom Egypt]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Telegram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telstra]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Temu]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terms of service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular discontinues third-party repair of System 1]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Tesla, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tesla Cybertruck voids warranty if Powershare feature is used]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla asks customers to vote against Right to Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla blames drivers for part failures it admits were defective]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks battery range behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks heated rear seats behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla locks horsepower behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla Powerwall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesvor x500]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Consumer Complaint Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Texas Instruments]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Senate Bill 2420 (2025)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[The Economist]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[The Italian digital identity wallet only supports Google-certified Android devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[The US undermines the Transatlantic Data Privacy Framework with the EU by firing PCLOB staff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The rights of residential and holiday mobile homeowners (England)]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thrive Market]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thunderbird]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ticketmaster Entertainment, LLC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tidal updates terms without explanation or opportunity to decline]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[TikTok]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TikTok and AI-powered ad tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Tim Hortons App Collects User Data Without Consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tinder]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tom Evans Audio copyright strike]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tonies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Top Contributors]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Toyota]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[TracFone Wireless, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Trump Mobile]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Trusted computing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Turkcell Superonline]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tuya Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Twitch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[UK Mandatory Digital ID Rollout for Employment 2025]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[UK Online Safety Act]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[UPS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[USAA Bill Pay terms block access unless you agree]]||N/A||
|-
|[[USAGov]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[US Mobile]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Reveddit
|-
|[[Uber]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Uber EULA precludes jury trial]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft forces players in single-player games to be connected to the internet to collect data]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ubox / Anisee / RBX-B10 4G Low-Power Solar Wifi Security Camera]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[UniTranslate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Uniform Commercial Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[United Chargers Inc puts Open Source interface access behind paywall on Grizzl-E car chargers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Unity Engine runtime fee]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Universal Music Group has a team dedicated to eroding fair use rights]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Urban Air Adventure Park]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[User testing for mandatory paid subscription into Tado Smart Thermostat app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[VMware]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VMware licensing change since acquisition by Broadcom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VOIPO overbills customers and denys refunds]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VPN Secure]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRChat]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRS Sim Racing Wheel Base full torque locked behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Value based pricing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve allows ISPs and payment processors to censor content on Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve removes arbitration requirement from Steam Subscriber Agreement]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Venmo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Veo paywalls camera features]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verisk Analytics, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verizon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Verkada Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VidIQ]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Video Games Europe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Video game preservation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Videos to Convert to Articles]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Viessmann]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virgin Media]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virtual Racing School]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Visa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Visual Studio Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VitalSource "Lifetime" false advertising]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vital Proteins sells products with terms and conditions inside the container]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Vitalant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vivint Smart Home, Inc.]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Vizio]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archvie; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vizio fined by the FTC for collecting and selling user data without consumer consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vizio sued over unfairly appropriated software for their SmartCast system]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Voice over LTE]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen AG - SFD(2) / UNCE - Protection of car diagnosis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen car-location data-exposure incident]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Voluntary Recall of NVIDIA Shield K1 Tablets]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volvo VIDA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vont]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vulcan Strength]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vultr]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WKDA GmbH]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wallbox Quasar]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Walmart]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Walmart's Onn devices bricked after update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Waste ink counter]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Waymo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WeTransfer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo discontinuation of service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Western Digital]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Whaling (gaming industry term)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[WhatsApp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Whistle pet tracker shutdown IoT fail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wikipedia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows installation USB drives]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wink]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Winston-Salem Journal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wondershare]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[World of Warcraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wyze]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[X-Mode Social]]||N/A||
|-
|[[X Corp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox Network]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xcode]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xiaomi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Xiaomi Phone unlock requirements and procedure]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xlear]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Yahoo! mandatory use of AI on all consumer services and content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Yandex]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[YouTube]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Youtube age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Yubo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ZEN.COM blocking access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Zyxel]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|}

[[Category:Projects]]

Commercial weather apps lose summary proceedings

2026-02-10T09:08:26Z

Im8685: Added Archive URLs to cited web

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The Dutch national weather forecasting service ([[wikipedia:Royal_Netherlands_Meteorological_Institute|KNMI]]) faced a lawsuit over their weather app that was revised. The plaintiffs were the major commercial weather app providers in the Netherlands (NVWB). They lost the summary proceedings, and their claims were dismissed by the judge. The revised KNMI app was relatively unknown in the Netherlands up to the court case, and the app [[wikipedia:Streisand_effect|saw a major increase]] in downloads after the ruling. It even became the number one weather app in the Netherlands on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.<ref>{{Cite web |title=KNMI Weer |url=https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/knmi-weer/id1225568094 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20191018100442/https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/knmi-weer/id1225568094 |archive-date=2019-10-18 |access-date=27 Feb 2025 |website=Apple App Store}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=KNMI |url=https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nl.knmi.weer&hl=nl |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190415120019/https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nl.knmi.weer&hl=nl |archive-date=2019-04-15 |access-date=27 Feb 2025 |website=Google Play Store}}</ref>

==Background==
In November 2024, KNMI revised their weather app, with the main focus on providing extreme weather warnings for public safety.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |title=KNMI-app |url=https://www.knmi.nl/kennis-en-datacentrum/uitleg/knmi-app |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20241106121710/https://www.knmi.nl/kennis-en-datacentrum/uitleg/knmi-app |archive-date=2024-11-06 |access-date=27 Feb 2025 |website=KNMI |language=nl}}</ref> The app comes without advertisements, has accessibility features and the source code has been made open-source since January 2025.<ref name=":0" /> The app uses the open data provided by their own weather institute. The commercial companies that provide the weather apps in the Netherlands also use the data from KNMI. It is still an ongoing legal debate if the institute would be allowed to use their own data to provide weather predictions, as that role has been filled in by commercial market parties up to 2025. The KNMI seeks to revise the policy for public safety.<ref>{{Cite web |date=7 Jan 2025 |title=Wijziging in wettelijke taken van het KNMI |url=https://www.knmi.nl/over-het-knmi/nieuws/rtms |url-status= |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20241106121710/https://www.knmi.nl/kennis-en-datacentrum/uitleg/knmi-app |archive-date=2024-11-06 |access-date=27 Feb 2025 |website=KNMI |language=nl}}</ref> The commercial parties filed for an injunction of this change with the court.

==Lawsuit==

The plaintiffs claimed that the revised app caused unfair competition with their commercial apps for weather forecasts, as it is offered as a free app without advertisements, and is publicly funded. That undermines their business model, as their weather apps use personalized advertisements to make a profit on their free versions. The court was not keen on the additional claims the NVWB made, the ruling states the claims would give the NVWB a co-legislative role on state policy, which is unfounded (article 5.17 of the ruling).<ref>{{Cite web |date=20 Feb 2025 |title=ECLI:NL:RBDHA:2025:2342 |url=https://uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl/details?id=ECLI:NL:RBDHA:2025:2342 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250220105115/https://uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl/details?id=ECLI:NL:RBDHA:2025:2342 |archive-date=2025-02-20 |access-date=27 Feb 2025 |website=De Rechtspraak |language=nl}}</ref> The court leaves the revision of the policy up to public debate as a political decision. The ruling also states that this change in policy is not sudden, that the resolution to do so goes all the way back to 2022, and that the KNMI had been given the public approval to come up with a new policy proposal since June 2024.

===NVWB's response===
The plaintiffs were disappointed in the ruling, and a spokesperson gave a short interview on the matter to the press. A transcript is [[NVWB response to the ruling in favor of KNMI|provided along with a side-by-side translation]].

==Consumer response==
Besides the increase in attention for the KNMI weather app, there was also a fierce debate on the case itself. Because these commercial weather apps are also using the KNMI open data for their weather forecasts, which is publicly funded, it raises concerns about how ethical their commercial practice is, especially because of the personalized advertising. Some more direct responses state that if those commercial parties feel threatened, that their business case was not that great to begin with, and they should start innovating again instead of complaining about it.<ref>{{Cite web |date=25 Jan 2025 |title=Buienradar en andere weerbedrijven klagen KNMI aan om vernieuwde weerapp |url=https://tweakers.net/nieuws/231194/buienradar-en-andere-weerbedrijven-klagen-knmi-aan-om-vernieuwde-weerapp.html |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250125100341/https://tweakers.net/nieuws/231194/buienradar-en-andere-weerbedrijven-klagen-knmi-aan-om-vernieuwde-weerapp.html |archive-date=2025-01-25 |access-date=27 Feb 2025 |website=Tweakers |language=nl}}</ref>

==References==
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[[Category:Lawsuits]]

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2026-02-09T12:53:19Z

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2026-02-09T12:52:52Z

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Projects:Archive everything

2026-02-09T08:53:46Z

Im8685: Updated "Clippy Campaign" and "Cloud (service)" to yes

This project aims to get as many reference links as possible on the wiki switched over to archival links, instead of live links.

== The need to fight link rot ==
Everywhere on the internet, you get link rot - where linked pages either get taken offline, or changed, and the link is no longer useful for its original purpose. Link rot is a doubly serious issue for the Consumer Rights Wiki, as fairly substantial points of fact about companies or incidents may hang on our references, which will often point to a company's own website. The best available way to counter link rot is through archival, and this page serves as a hub for making sure every wiki article has its references archived.

Of particular importance are any links to central pieces of evidence used to support a claim of fact related to something a company has said or done, especially if it is on the website of a company, and can be taken down by them at any time. A reference supporting a more commonly available and frequently changing fact like 'Apple's market cap is $x' is not as important to archive as a company's FAQ, but it certainly won't hurt to do so.

Certain webpages are un-usable when archived, typically due to paywalls or embedded dynamic content, and archival may not be appropriate for links leading to this kind of page. Some webpages require the use of a specific archival service (e.g. PreserveTube for YouTube links). To archive pages behind registration or date-of-birth walls that archival services cannot bypass, make a screenshot of the content after getting past the wall and upload it to Consumer Rights Wiki; content hosted on the wiki may serve as an archival of ''last-resort'', but ideally, proper archival services should be used where possible.

== What you need to do ==
The best possible option is to archive a site in as many places as possible, but any archival link is much better than none at all.

The correct formatting for an archived citation will look something like this:

<code><nowiki>{{Cite web |author=BwE |title=BwE PS4 NOR Validator & BwE SerialReader Script by BetterWayElectronics |url=https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |website=PSHAX |date=27 Nov 2018 |access-date=12 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250408175450/https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |archive-date=8 Apr 2025}}</nowiki></code>

The full list of possible fields can be found here: {{Wplink|Template:Cite web}}. All you need to do is archive the relevant un-archived webpage (or find an archived copy closer to the date the reference initially accessed it), and then update the reference with the archival link.

This can either be done through the source editor (in which case citations will look like the text block above) or through the visual editor's citation tool (this can be found by clicking Insert -> More... -> Citation, or pressing crtl+shift+k).

=== Archival services ===

* [https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive] – Primary, most used archival service.
* [https://archive.today/ Archive.today] – Secondary, popular archival service. (Particularly useful for Reddit posts, social tweets, and websites that explicitly disallow IA.)
* [https://ghostarchive.org/ Ghost Archive] – Tertiary, less popular, but also doesn't block VPN users like the above tend to.
* [https://preservetube.com/ PreserveTube] – Specifically for archiving YouTube videos.
* [https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Special:Upload Consumer Rights Wiki] – Upload screenshots of pages for direct quoting or if an archival service cannot get past something like a registration-wall.

==The list==

Below is a table of all pages on the wiki, and the current status of their references.

Pages that are missing a references section or have an empty references section are listed as "N/A" as they either do not have links that need archiving, or if they do then those links need to be correctly moved to the references section and/or the page completed/cleaned/reformatted before adding archived links, which is beyond the scope of this project (See [[:Category:Articles in need of additional work]]). This may change if references are properly added to these pages in the future.

Last updated on 2026/02/06
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Page Name!!References Archived?!!Archived By
|-
|[[1Password]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[2021 WhatsApp privacy policy updates]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[3B CPAP Devices (3b Medical) (ReactHealth)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[3CX]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[4k Video Downloader+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[5CA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ADDW car systems legislated in the EU]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AEG Power Tools 58V Product Line Discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AMD]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ASUS downgrades a well-reviewed monitor panel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AT&T]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ATSC 3.0]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AWS Lightsail Won't Cancel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer Leap Ware smartwatch bricked by discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Acer settles online breach probe for $115k]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard account lock and forced arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activision discontinues Blur video game]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ad block]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Adobe CS Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe Digital Editions' ebook DRM]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe Lightroom]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe ToS update gives the company rights over consumers' works]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe sued by FTC over hidden fees in subscription plans]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Advertising overload]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AirAsia]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Airpods]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Airthings ASA app release]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Akelius]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alliance Laundry Solutions and Speed Queen]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Allstate]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alltech Services Inc]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Ally Financial]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ally Invest Securities]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Echo changes terms of voice usage]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle removes download feature of purchased books]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon PhotosPlus discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon allows fraudulent product page after manual review]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Amazon alters the content of purchased ebooks]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon locks home owner out of Amazon account over allegation by Amazon delivery driver]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon revokes access to their Appstore on non-Amazon devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon sued for enrolling and charging customers into Audible without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon to charge non-Prime consumers to use Alexa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ancestry.com]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Data Collection]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Developer Verification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Android System SafetyCore]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anker Battery Bank Recall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Anova Culinary]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthropic]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Anti-Cheat Expert]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Anti-privacy legislation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Apple]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's anti-repair and anti-refurbishment practices]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's planned obsolescence incidents]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple App Store]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple Gatekeeper]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Apple Media Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple Self Service Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple TV+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple authorized service provider program]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apps deliberately refusing to work on modded devices]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ariston]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Arity's alleged unauthorized driver data collection through mobile apps]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Arlo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Article suggestions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Artificial intelligence/training]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Assioma]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Asus]]||N/A||
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|[[Asus Charges for Free Service]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Asus voids warranty of devices sent for repair over minor damages and performs unrelated repairs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Asustor Drivestor NAS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audi Basic HVAC "Sync" Function Paywalled]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Audible]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Audible class action lawsuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audible subsidizes its streaming plan via premium credits]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Australia Competition and Consumer Act 2010]]||N/A||
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|[[Autel - Otofix]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion360 EOL on Intel based macOS systems running open core legacy]]||N/A||
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|[[Autodesk Fusion EOL on Intel based MacOS systems running OpenCore legacy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automatic content recognition]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automotive digital rights management]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Axis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[BMW]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW's heated seat subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BMW's high beam assistant(HBA)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW API restrictions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW feature lockout scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BTicino/Legrand/Netatmo Zigbee devices refuse to connect to third-party gateways]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Backdoor]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Bait-and-switch]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Balena]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Farm Manager]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Lab]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab Authorization Control System]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab LAN mode guide]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandai Namco EULA]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bandicam]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandicam perpetual license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Battery Health Assistance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Battery firmware lockout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Belkin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Best Buy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Best Buy discontinuation of Insignia Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BetterHelp]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Better Way Electronics]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bitly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bitly QRCodeGenerator.com QR code lockout]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Bitly QR Code Preview Page Advertising]]||||
|-
|[[BlackVue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Blink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloatware]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bloomberg]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloomberg DMCA strikes GamersNexus video]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Blu-Ray Ultra-HD DRM]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BlueCruise hands-free driving]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BlueDriver OBD2 scanner now requires account login and collects data]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bootloader unlocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch Cloud Dishwasher Incident]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bosch Spexor]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bose QuietComfort Sleepbuds doesn't allow purchasing new case]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Bose kills SoundTouch and speakers lose smart functionality]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[BowFlex, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Box Tops for Education]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brainly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brave browser]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brilliant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadband choice reduction by Brendan Carr's FCC]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadcom Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Industries Ltd.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Refresh EZ Print Subscription Service]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brother printer dcp 3550 cdw cartridges failure]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother printers causing issues with third party inks]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bumpgate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bungie]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bureau of Consumer Protection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy now, pay later]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Buy one, get one free]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ByteDance]]||N/A||
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|[[CAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CARIAD]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CF Moto puts previously included features behind paywall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[COBB Tuning]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[California Privacy Rights Act]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CalyxOS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cambridge Analytica Scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cameras bricked on iPhone 13 series after iOS update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cami Research]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian Bill S-209]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Canadian bread price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian internet providers circumvent CRTC protection]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Canon]]||N/A||Internet Archive; Preserve Tube
|-
|[[Canon Camera Connect]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canon EOS Webcam Utility patch guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Canon ink DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canonical]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canva Affinity Studio adds arbitration clause]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Capital One]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Capital One Shopping]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Carly]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Caveat emptor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cerberus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cerberus Phone Security Login with ad blocker no longer possible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[CgNAT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Chamberlain Group]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Change.org]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Charles Schwab]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Chase Bank]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Chrome OS ends support for school Chromebooks]]||N/A||
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|[[Chromium]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cinemark]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Circular economy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Smart Licensing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Systems, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Class action]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clearview AI]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Click-to-cancel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Click Adventure Scam Game: Draining Consumer Wallets and Bypassing Steam Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clip Studio Paint changes perpetual license to subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Clippy Campaign]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Cloud (service)]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Cloudflare]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clover Network, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Coffee Meets Bagel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Colgate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Collective Shout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Comcast]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Commercial weather apps lose summary proceedings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Commodity Futures Trading Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Common Questions, Arguments, & Responses when discussing Flock Surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Commonwealth Bank collection of Biometric Data]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[CompTIA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ConnectedLife SmartDry discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Consent-or-pay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Consumer Advice (UK)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Consumer Defense Code]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Consumer Financial Protection Bureau]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Consumer Technology Association]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Costco]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Costco's collection and sharing of data through Meta's tracking pixel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Counter-Strike 2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Covert Web-to-App Tracking by Meta and Yandex]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cox Communications]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crash Team Racing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crave app refuses televisions based on production date]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Creality forces update that removes features from their 3D scanners]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Creative Fabrica licensing risks and ownership verification concerns]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cricut]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cryptic Studios]]||N/A||
|-
|[[CursorAI adds rate limits to unlimited plans]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DAZN]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DCS sues Small YouTuber for accurate product review showing battery issues & misleading warranty]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DJI]]||N/A||
|-
|[[DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DJI Ronin RS4 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DSGVO-Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Daily Wire + lifetime Membership Terms Scope of the Subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dark pattern]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Data brokers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Data lock-in]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[De-anonymization]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Dead star server shutdown]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deceptive language frequently used against consumers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Deep Cycle Systems]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deerrun walking pads & treadmills startup]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Delisting and shut down of Age of Empires 3]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Denon HEOS Speakers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Denuvo Anti-Tamper]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Derrimut Gym revokes 24/7 access after running sale promoting 24/7 access gym]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deutsche Kreditbank (DKB)]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Device bricking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Device fingerprint]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Device lifecycle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Deye]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dictionary.com shuts down premium app after selling lifetime subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital Fairness Act]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Digital Markets Act]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Digital Millennium Copyright Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital rights management]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Disabling online features in retaliation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disc rot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Discontinuation bricking]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discontinuation of Samsung Gear 360 Software and Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discord]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+ Ad Policy Change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney+ Household Restrictions & Access Limitations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney requires an active subscription to delete a Disney+ account]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Doordash]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Downloadable content]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DuckDuckGo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Duolingo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Duracell Energy EV Charger]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dymo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson V10/V11 trigger design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson battery lifespan reduced by design and difficult to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dyson covers circuit board in glue]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson ends relationship with third-party repair centers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[E-Bike Tuning Detection: Bosch and Yamaha’s Anti-Tampering Systems]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EA moves to in-house kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA releases source code of classic command and conquer titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA requires open beta players of battlefield 6 to change their motherboard bios settings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EBay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EBay opts-in users for AI training]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EINSTAR VEGA hidden activation requirement before file transfer is enabled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EO]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EU enforcement actions against Shein for consumer rights violations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EVGA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EZVIZ]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Echelon fitness firmware lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ecoflow]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EduVULCAN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Eight Sleep]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Electron]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Electronic Arts]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Elgato forces Stream Deck users to sign up]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Elsagate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Emerson Sensi Smart Thermostat - ST55U]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[End-user license agreement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Enshittification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Entities refusing to distribute copyleft licensed software under license terms]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Epic Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epic Games forces third party account creation in Rocket League]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epson printer waste ink tank conter restrictions]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Etoro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Eufy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Europe-based news sites enact consent-or-pay for data tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[European Consumer Centre on the Lack of Quality Standards for Exalted Skins]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EviCore]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Excessive data collection by cars]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Extron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[F1TV concurrent streams limit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FTC sues PepsiCo for rigging Soft Drink Competition]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FUTO]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fake memory still being sold on eBay and Amazon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fal (AI company)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[False advertising]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Fandom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fear of missing out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Features on demand]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Federal Communications Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Federal Trade Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ferrari]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Figma]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Figma threatens companies using "Dev Mode"]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fiio]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Filmora lifetime licenses terminated]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Final Draft software activation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial Industry Regulatory Authority]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial censorship]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Firefox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Firefox introduces TOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[First-sale doctrine]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fisher price smart app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fitbit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fitbit Sense and Versa 3 Battery Performance Program]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flat Earth Clock App]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock Safety]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Flock Safety Nova uses dark web data for surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock license plate readers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Forced User Agreement on Jetbrains IntelliJ software]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced app download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced eSIMs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced identification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced indemnification]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced retention of payment methods]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford ad patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford repossession patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Formlabs]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fossify]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[FreePhoneLine revokes Lifetime VoIP service for monthly subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Free software movement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Friend app]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines Obfuscates Web Check-in Form]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fujifilm Instax Cameras]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Funimation "Forever" Content License Revocation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Future Motion]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Futurehome Smarthub mandatory subscription fee]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[GE Refrigerator water filter DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GE Wall Ovens (Powered by Smart HQ)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GREE Electric]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GTA 5 moves to kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gaia GPS adds "feature" that opts all users into social media profile and location/activity sharing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Game-of-telephone privacy policy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[GameSpy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameSpy server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameStop]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GameStop Short Squeeze]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Games as a service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Geeni]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Data Protection Regulation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Ovens]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Refrigerators]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors (OnStar)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors data collection and sharing controversy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Generative artificial intelligence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact anti-cheat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Gigantti pressured additional subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gillette]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GitHub]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Glance]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Glasswire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoGuardian]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoIt changing its warranty conditions post-sale]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoPro Karma]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro advertises waterproof cameras despite design flaw and lack of warranty]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoTo Group]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Good2Go Mobile (Canada) phases out 3G network, Merges with LuckyMobile]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Goodlife now require App to access gyms]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Android restrict app sideloading]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chrome]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Chrome automatically disables uBlock Origin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chromebook]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Gemini]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Google Jamboard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google LSA terms of service change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Mobile Services]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Nest Protect forced to use Google app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Nest thermostat smart features disabled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Google OnHub]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Google Pixel 6a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel 9 Pro camera bar separates from phone body]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds "Touch and Hold" discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watches do not come with repair options]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Play Integrity API]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google asserts the right to seize phones during repairs]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google forces your device to join their "Find Hub" network, hard to opt out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google password manager overrides third-party autofill]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GrapheneOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Greenwashing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Groupon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guardzilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Guide:How to circumvent Synology hard drive restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guide - Windows 10 end of support]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HBO Max]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HBO Max downgrades lifetime subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HNGRYnsite Camera: From smart kitchen aid to e-waste]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Dynamic Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP Ink Cartridge ID Chip Swap Guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HP Instant Ink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[HP Printers locking functionality behind ink availability]]||{{No}}||
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|[[HP Reverb G2]]||{{No}}||
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|[[HP adds 15 minutes to all customer service phone calls]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP systemic DRM and firmware lockouts]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Happiest Baby]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hauptwerk expiration of perpetual license download]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Helldivers 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com]]||N/A||
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|[[HelloSimply.com: easy to subscribe, difficult to unsubscribe]]||N/A||
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|[[Hidden EULA language]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hikvision]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hisense H9G Smart TV]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Hogwarts Legacy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Home Bargains]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Home Connect]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Honda]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Honey browser plugin controversy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Huawei]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
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|[[Humane Inc.]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Humble Bundle]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Humble Bundle alters terms of sale]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai Ioniq 5 N brake pad repair restrictions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ICloud]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ID.me]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IFTTT]]||{{No}}||
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|[[IFTTT discontinued Legacy plan]]||{{No}}||
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|[[IKEA]]||{{No}}||
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|[[IKEA ÅSKVÄDER]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ILife]]||N/A||
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|[[IPhone 6 error 53 fingerprint sensor incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IRobot]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Imgur]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Inactive account deletion]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Inclusion of forced arbitration in Crunchyroll January 2025 TOS update]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Indeed Forced Arbitration & bundling of consent]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Infomaniak]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Insta360]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Insta360+]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Insta360 X5]]||N/A||
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|[[Instagram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Intel]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Intel CPUs stability issue]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Interactive Brokers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Interchangeable parts]]||N/A||
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|[[Internet Archive]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
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|[[Internet of things]]||N/A||
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|[[Intuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Itch.io]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Itron]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Jailbreak]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Jeep]]||{{No}}||
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|[[JetBlue Travel Credits]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[JetBrains retires CodeCanvas]]||{{No}}||
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|[[John Deere]]||{{No}}||
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|[[John Deere dealerships are lobbying against right to repair]]||{{No}}||
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|[[John Deere fails to uphold right to repair agreement]]||{{No}}||
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|[[John Deere security flaws exposed sensitive customer information]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Kemper guitar amplifer modeler puts features behind paywall after firmware update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kerbal Space Program 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Kernel level anti-cheats]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kernel level driver]]||N/A||
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|[[Keurig]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Keychron k13 pro]]||{{No}} ||
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|[[Keyshot]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Kia]]||{{No}}||
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|[[KingSong]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kroger Grocery store electronic shelf labels & facial recognition]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Kwikset Kevo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[LA Fitness makes it purposely difficult to cancel memberships]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LG Bootloader incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG G4 malfunctions]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG Television sale of personal data]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LG refrigerator warranty scandal]]||{{No}}||
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|-
|[[LaLiga forces Spanish ISPs to mass-block Cloudflare IPs during Soccer Games]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lamborghini]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LastPass]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lead plaintiff]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Leadwerks]]||{{No}}||
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|[[League of Legends: Exalted Skins Exclusive Cosmetics]]||N/A||
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|[[Lebara]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
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|[[Lemmy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lenovo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lenovo Mirage AR]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lenovo Tablets (Android)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo X1 Carbon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Leo Express]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Liberty Safe]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Lieferando]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Life360]]||N/A||
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|[[Life360 Terms of Service Forced Arbitration Agreement]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Lightspeed Aviation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Lincare Holdings Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Linea Sketch revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LinkedIn]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of car models with anti-ownership and anti-privacy practices]]||N/A||
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|[[List of Google products]]||N/A||
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|[[List of companies]]||N/A||
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|[[List of discontinued online-only video games]]||N/A||
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|[[List of kernel-level anti cheats]]||N/A||
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|[[List of phones that do not allow bootloader unlock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of products and services with forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[List of products and services with post-purchase license change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of products bricked by discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of services without clear cancellation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Litter Robot]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LiveRamp]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LiveView Technologies AI Surveillance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Logitech]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Logitech G HUB]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Logitech Harmony discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Louis Rossmann - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Loyalty cards]]||N/A||
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|[[MIRC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MagicGate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Magic Leap]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MakerBot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Malicious compliance]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Malwarebytes]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ManyCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mark Zuckerberg]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mastercard]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Maytag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda DMCA takedown of open source Home Assistant app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mazda remote-start subscription]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Medical equipment]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meetup.com account creation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mega.io]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Memrise]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mercedes-Benz EQS rear-wheel steering requires subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mercedes-Benz locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mercedes Benz]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Mercury Insurance]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Merkury Innovations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Meta]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Meta AI permanent account suspensions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Microsoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Microsoft Authenticator]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Copilot's recall feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Microsoft Edge]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Microsoft Office 2019 for Mac]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Microsoft Office 365]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Microsoft Windows]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Microsoft Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Microsoft account]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Microsoft ends use of bypassnro.cmd for Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Miele]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[MikroTik ignoring WiFi disconnecting after firmware upgrade on hAP ax3 / ax2 / cAP ax]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Miku]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Miku Terms of Service and Arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Miku charges subscription for previously free features]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Milwaukee battery drm]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinIO Object Browser: Removal of Management Features]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Minecraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication]]||N/A||
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|[[Minecraft LAN gameplay paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Minecraft account migration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinestoreCMS converting your license without approval]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[MitID]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Model F Labs]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Moderation problems in online marketplaces]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Mojang]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Molekule threatens to remotely shut down their app if purifiers used with third party air filters]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Monetization overload]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Monopoly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Monoprice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Motorola]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Movies Anywhere]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mozilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mullvad VPN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MyFitnessPal regressive upgrade]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[NDAA has military right to repair stripped from it in favor of data as a service]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[NOOK 1st gen devices end of life]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NOYB]]||N/A||
|-
|[[NProtect GameGuard]]||N/A||
|-
|[[NVWB response to the ruling in favor of KNMI]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[NZXT]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NZXT Flex]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[NZ eRUC all-cars 24/7 GPS Surveillance proposal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nanoleaf]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[National Security Agency]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Neato cloud shutdown]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Negative option marketing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nestlé]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NetLimiter]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Netatmo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Netflix]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix Games deactivated]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Netflix delisting 23 game titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix stream-quality controversy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Netgate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Newag]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ngenic forces subscription on previously “lifetime” Tune customers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nike]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nike Adapt: Smart shoes with app Integration and discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nikon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nintendo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Nintendo's May 2025 Policy Updates]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nintendo 3DS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3rd party dock restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch Online]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch bans]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nissan]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nissan shuts 2G car service in UK]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nitro PDF License Deactivating]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nitro Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nixplay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Non-disclosure agreement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Non-fungible tokens]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[NordVPN]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Notability]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nothing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nothing Phone (1)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Now TV]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Nvidia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia buys stake in Intel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia threatens GamersNexus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Octopus Energy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Oculus (Meta) Quest 1 Deprecation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Oculus VR]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Ofcom]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Okkazeo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ola Electric disables vehicle riding modes without MoveOS+ subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[OneDrive]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[OnePlus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[OpenAI]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Opera]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Opt-out]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optimum]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[OtO Lawn discontinues solutions program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Other Channels - Video Directory]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Owlet Smart Sock 2 End of Support]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PCIe power connector design linked to melting GPU cables]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PEAK "Roots" Update]]||N/A||
|-
|[[PEAK (game)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[PETKIT Pura Max 2 — Region-Lock]]||N/A||
|-
|[[PFAS cover-up]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PHH Mortgage Corporation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PNC Bank]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[POCO X3 / X3 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PROCON]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Palantir]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Panasonic Lumix S5IIX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Paragon NTFS software license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Part pairing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Patreon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PayPal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PayPal Honey]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Payscore]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pearson]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Peloton]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Peloton removes Just Run feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Peloton used-equipment activation fee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Personal Information Protection Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Philips Hue starts requiring an account for the hue app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Photobucket]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pinterest]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pitboss Grills]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Pixel 4a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Pixel 5a]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Planned obsolescence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PlayStation restricts how developers can give upgrades to "PS5" editions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Plex Media Server]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pluralsight]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Pluralsight revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Plutus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Pocket Casts]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Podkicker Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PolarBackup - Cloud Storage]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Polestar]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Polestar 2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Polestar paywalls performance update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Positive practices]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Post-purchase EULA modification]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Predatory microtransactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Presonus removes VSL mixing app from VSL audio interfaces products line]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Printer tracking dots]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Protection One 320P1 Security System]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Proton]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Protonmail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Proven Industries v. Trevor McNally]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PsychonautWiki Journal locks drug & interaction tracking behind Paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Purism]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[QIDI 3D printer house fire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Qantas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Qantas sale of tickets for cancelled services (ghost flights)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Qardio]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Qualcomm]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Quidd]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Razer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Corp. Ends Software Degrading Consumer Devices]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Pro Click and Pro Click Mini]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ReCAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reason Studios]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reckon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Shell tracker]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Sky Labs Muzio Player Premium post-purchase terms change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Red Ventures]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Redbox]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit made it impossible for blind Redditors to moderate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Remote disabling]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr data privacy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Requirement for Canon EOS Webcam Utility subscription to enable webcam features on cameras]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ResellerRatings]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Retailers requiring police reports for missing items in orders]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Retroactive policy enforcement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Retroid Pocket MINI Handheld]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Reverse engineering Bambu Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reverse engineering vs illegal hacking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Revolut blocked access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Richard Stallman]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Right to own]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ring]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Riot Vanguard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rivian]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Robinhood Financial]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roblox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Roblox's problematic moderation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Roborock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rocksmith]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rockstar Games]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Rohde & Schwarz]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roku]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rovio]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ryanair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[STMicroelectronics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Bothersome visual and audible pop up every 2 hours on certain TV models]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Frame TV asks for subscription to view photos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3's camera gets artificially blocked after unlocking the bootloader]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Odyssey]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung SmartCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Samsung TVs]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung ads in refrigerators]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung self-repair program restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung sued over S22 performance throttle]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Sandisk Wireless Flash Drives]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sassy Saints review copyright claim]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Save Wizard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Scopely, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Screenshot blocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Scribd]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seagate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Seagate sells old hard drives as new]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seattle Avionics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SecuROM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SecuRam installs backdoor on ProLogic series safe locks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Secure boot]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Securities and Exchange Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Securities and Exchange Commission search tools]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security through obscurity]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-destructive design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-hosting]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sengled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Serato DJ Pro / DJM-S11]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sevenhugs Smart Remote products discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sezzle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shopee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shortage of medical ventilators during COVID-19 pandemic]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Shrinkflation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sideloading]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sig Sauer]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Signal cloud backups]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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[[Category:Projects]]

Clippy Campaign

2026-02-09T08:51:55Z

Im8685: Added archive URL to cited URLs

In August 2025, YouTuber {{Wplink|Louis Rossmann}} started a grassroots {{Wplink|solidarity}} visibility campaign (tentatively named the '''Clippy Campaign'''), wherein participants changed their profile pictures on social media platforms in protest of unethical practices by corporations across industries. Users changed their profile pictures to a "Clippy", referring to an image of the "Clippit" avatar of [[wikipedia:Office_Assistant|Office Assistant]] as seen in Microsoft Office from 1997 to 2003.

The movement remains active as of February 2026, as more and more Clippy members find ways to contribute to various causes associated with the movement in their home towns.<ref name="austin law">{{Cite web |date=3 Feb 2026 |title=You protested AI surveillance cameras & Austin wrote a law because of it! |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLVE5xtdZTA |url-status=live |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=OLVE5xtdZTA |archive-date=2026-02-04}}</ref>

==Purpose==
[[File:Data-driven vs data-brokering.png|alt=A diagram which shows that raw consumer data is collected by software and hardware, then analyzed by data-driven companies and data-brokering companies. Data-driven companies use the results of their analyses to inform decisions to increase sales and help with targeted advertising. The result is that consumers buy more products and advertisers spend more money. Data-brokering companies use the results of their analyses to figure out which companies/entities they can sell the data to, who might want them. This includes data-driven companies. The profits from either path are generated at the expense of people's privacy.|thumb|Corporations collect massive amounts of personal data (sometimes even from people who aren't paying customers) to find ways to get people to keep spending more money, which they collect. The profits from either path are generated at the expense of people's privacy.]]

In recent years, technology companies have been engaging in unethical forms of conduct such as mining personal data to train artificial intelligence without the person's consent, selling personal data to data brokers which are used in invasive advertising, forcing planned obsolescence on products and services where it makes no sense for the user, installing ransomware on devices without the owner's consent, and censoring views of users which they object to. Consumer electronics repair store owner Louis Rossmann uploaded a series of videos on his YouTube channel encouraging his viewers to stand up against these practices.

In the first such video uploaded by Rossmann, he asks viewers to change their profile pictures on their social networking accounts to a picture of a "Clippy" as a form of protest and to provide a way of identifying themselves as a member of the movement. In the following weeks, Clippy profile pictures began flooding YouTube comments sections and started to spread to other sites and applications.

Rossmann has subsequently released further videos addressing the accomplishments that participants have made, the current progress made in different areas, and what members can continue to do in the future to protect people from further overreach by these companies, and [[Bose_SoundTouch_end_of_life_treatment|even reverse them]]. His channel has a long history of videos which point out a great number of incidents in which companies have mistreated paying customers, and they have provided members of the movement with valuable information and motivation to change things for the better. Rossmann emphasizes the importance of many people working together, and has pointed out that the Clippy campaign has been much more successful than he has been on his own.<ref name="do the work 2026">{{Cite web |date=4 Feb 2026 |title=DO THE WORK! |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-QDbZZYIxk |url-status=live |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=9-QDbZZYIxk |archive-date=2026-02-05}}</ref>

=="Clippy" profile pictures==
[[File:Clippy builder.png|alt=A screenshot of a web app that allows users to personalize their Clippy avatars. Users select from various images to overlay on a basic Clippy avatar.|thumb|An example of a tool that allows users to personalize their Clippy avatars.]]

A core element of the movement is using a "Clippy" profile picture, which is an image that resembles the "Clippit" avatar from Office Assistant. Many users modify their avatars to show their commitment to the causes they want to support, resulting in many personalized avatars.

===Comparison to "slacktivism"===

Another key concept emphasized by Rossmann is preventing the movement from succumbing to [[wikipedia:Slacktivism|''slacktivism'']]—in general, the concept refers to proponents of a featured social or political cause doing very little actual work to support what they say they are supporting. The term is a pejorative portmanteau of ''slacker'' and ''activism'', and as such implies a negligible level of commitment.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2017 |title=(PDF) Activism or Slacktivism? The Potential and Pitfalls of Social Media in Contemporary Student Activism |url=https://www.academia.edu/34753295/Activism_or_Slacktivism_The_Potential_and_Pitfalls_of_Social_Media_in_Contemporary_Student_Activism |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210804145459/https://www.academia.edu/34753295/Activism_or_Slacktivism_The_Potential_and_Pitfalls_of_Social_Media_in_Contemporary_Student_Activism |archive-date=2021-08-04}}</ref> Many of Rossmann's videos are focused on ways people can help, because providing examples can provide additional information members can leverage, as well as more motivation on top of that which is garnered through encouraging commentary. Avoiding slacktivism would become a [[Clippy_Campaign#Characteristics|recurring theme]] throughout future videos (whether named or not).

===Clippy as a symbol of escalating overreach===
Rossman uses Clippy to show how technology used to work purely for its intended purpose, in contrast to [[Dark pattern|dark patterns]] that are now widespread.

[https://youtu.be/2_Dtmpe9qaQ?t=68 Change your profile picture to clippy. I'm serious 1:08]

<blockquote>Whether or not you like Clippy, [...] the one thing that you could say—unlike Facebook, who is trying to profit off of young girls that feel suicidal: Clippy simply wanted to help.

He might have been annoying, but he just wanted to help.

There were no ulterior motives.

If you told Clippy you were having a bad day, he wasn't going to use that information to try and figure out which advertiser to sell you to, nor was he trying to steal your personal data to get you to purchase other Microsoft products.
He had no ulterior motives, he was simply there to help.

[...] Clippy wouldn't even read the contents of your letter.</blockquote>

The quote demonstrates that Rossmann's choice of using a "Clippy" is a subversion of the increasingly normalized narrative that companies should be able to exploit their customers without it being classified as exploitation. "Clippy" comes from an older era of Microsoft products and services—the Office Assistant software was designed to be helpful above all else, even if users initially had mixed views on it. When compared to Microsoft's current trajectories, "Clippy" stands out in that it never collected user data to sell to advertisers or track people with, while almost all of Microsoft's products and services today do exactly that, and to an increasingly great extent.

===Historical parallels===

During World War II, in Norway, paperclips were worn like jewelry as a symbol of resistance to German occupation and Norwegian collaboration.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Schlesinger |first=Joe |date=August 5, 2011 |title=Breivik, Quisling and the Norwegian spirit |url=https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/breivik-quisling-and-the-norwegian-spirit-1.1064817 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210411001308/https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/breivik-quisling-and-the-norwegian-spirit-1.1064817 |archive-date=2021-04-11 |access-date=13 Sep 2025 |website=Canadian Broadcasting Corporation{{!}}CBC}}</ref> They symbolized unity, proclaiming that "we are bound together," much as Rossmann noted that while one paperclip alone is weak, many paperclips (Clippy members) working together are strong together.

==Campaign origins==

===Incipient stage===

On 7 August 2025, YouTuber Louis Rossmann uploaded a video titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_Dtmpe9qaQ Change your profile picture to clippy. I'm serious]" and encouraged his viewers to stand up against unethical practices of technology corporations (and companies in other industries) which violated consumer rights or otherwise proved detrimental to their paying customers. In the video, he suggested that members who join the movement could change their profile pictures on YouTube and other platforms to a Clippy, on the grounds that such an avatar was a fitting symbol, that avatars with a common theme would help participants recognize each other, and that the collective usage of the avatar in great numbers would raise questions among others and potentially draw attention to the movement.<ref name="first rossmann clippy video">{{Cite web |date=7 Aug 2025 |title=Change your profile picture to clippy. I'm serious |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_Dtmpe9qaQ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=2_Dtmpe9qaQ |archive-date=2025-08-07}}</ref><ref name="second rossmann clippy video">{{Cite web |date=12 Aug 2025 |title=You Changed Your Profile to Clippy: Now What? 📎📎📎 |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkL9vzW7nY0 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=SkL9vzW7nY0 |archive-date=2025-08-12}}</ref>

Rossmann stated that educating the public and spreading awareness of these issues was the primary motivation behind his call to action, and while winning the "legislative battle" would be a favorable end, it was not an imperative end at the first stage of the campaign.<ref name="first rossmann clippy video" />

===Motivations===

The scope of the campaign intersects with the general resistance to anti-ownership practices by companies that have become more common throughout the 2010s and early 2020s, such as denying paying customers the [[right to repair]] the products that they had purchased. In the video, Rossmann offered a non-exhaustive list of grievances that people have faced, as possible reasons for aligning with the campaign, shown below in brief (see [[Clippy Campaign#Examples|Examples]] for details):

*Companies can change the terms of a sale ''retroactively'' without legal repercussions.
*Companies can lock users out of a device they already paid for until a novel subscription fee is paid (tantamount to installing {{Wplink|ransomware}}).
*The comments sections of many YouTube channels frequently contain malicious comments that normalize sex trafficking, posted by bot accounts.
*Companies can deny a user's right to repair something damaged in transit (i.e., not by the user), even when the user is willing to purchase needed parts from them, and then threaten legal action for asking them about the decision.
*Companies can conduct psychological experiments on their customers without informed consent, often without legal repercussions.

==Early developments==

===Orientation===
Rossmann later uploaded a clarifying video on 12 August 2025, titled "[https://youtu.be/SkL9vzW7nY0 You Changed Your Profile to Clippy: Now What? 📎📎📎]", to elaborate on the meaning of the movement for participants and outsiders, and to call participants to action, offering ways in which they could actively contribute to creating effective results that could counteract or make conspicuous the exploitative and dishonest business practices they are protesting. Rossmann stated in the video that the act of changing one's profile picture is not the goal of the movement, but a prerequisite for realizing bigger changes; it serves as a simple task that gets users invested in the movement and increases its visibility, so that even if a participant is not able to effectuate much change on their own, they can make people who ''are'' capable of more tangible influence aware of the movement and utilize their assistance.<ref name="second rossmann clippy video" /> A major focus of the video was slacktivism, [[Clippy_Campaign#Comparison_to_"slacktivism"|which Rossmann asks members to avoid]].

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkL9vzW7nY0&t=84s You Changed Your Profile to Clippy: Now What? 📎📎📎 1:24]

<blockquote>There's this concept called slacktivism, and you'll see it on websites where people are more concerned with punching down than they are with actually trying to clean up their corner of the world because one of them is easy and one of them is not. Slacktivism means doing nothing, and I can imagine the type of person that is using that type of word to insult you because you change your profile picture to a Clippy is the same kind of person who is going to say, "Well, what's the point of putting your key in your car? That's not going to get you to work." Yeah, but it's a prerequisite!</blockquote>

Rossmann encouraged users to deny critics the opportunity to use this term by making real contributions because any member who finds even one way to effectuate real change or make their own contribution, no matter how small, is doing real work with real consequences and therefore invalidating such criticisms (which ties in with the themes of solidarity and strength in numbers).

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkL9vzW7nY0&t=108s You Changed Your Profile to Clippy: Now What? 📎📎📎 1:48]

<blockquote>[...O]ver the last seven to ten years of trying to advocate for right to repair and thirteen years on YouTube, the one thing I've noticed that is the biggest ''can't'' to any type of activism is apathy and believing you're alone.

[...] And the weird thing is, no matter how many times I disprove this, no matter how many times I say, "Look what happens when 10,000 of you email in, we get a bill. Look what happens when email in and do this. Look what happens when you participate here," people still believe that it's hopeless.

[...] And what I was hoping to do is get a different outcome if people realize that there ''are'' other people that think like them—that there are other people that are actually willing to do something. I don't plan on just having you people turn your profile pictures to a Clippy to just do that; like, that by itself doesn't do s[---]. What I plan on doing is getting each of you to realize that if you work together, things happen.</blockquote>

He later continues with the clarification by reiterating that anyone at all can make real change, and that no one is alone when everyone identifies together and works together:

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkL9vzW7nY0&t=454s You Changed Your Profile to Clippy: Now What? 📎📎📎 7:34]

<blockquote>I'm trying to get the ball rolling here. The real thing I want you all to do is: in your personal life, when you come across a time or a situation when you can actually do something, you speak up and you do something.

[...T]here's going to be a point in your life where if every single person were on the same page, you could do something that otherwise wouldn't have worked, and change can get created. When everybody's on the same page, and everybody is in agreement as to what the problem is, things just naturally move smoother. I've noticed this in my business, I've noticed this in my nonprofit, and I've noticed this with general activism, and I'm trying to get a little bit of that going.</blockquote>

===Early reflections===

Rossmann uploaded a follow-up video four days later, on 16 August 2025, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAgghxUw4kc Progress of clippy movement one week in]", in which he remarked on the rapid growth of the movement and thanked participants for actively working and making a difference, and not simply changing their profile pictures without doing anything else.<ref name="third rossmann clippy video">{{Cite web |date=16 Aug 2025 |title=Progress of clippy movement one week in |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAgghxUw4kc |url-status=live |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=MAgghxUw4kc |archive-date=2025-08-16}}</ref>

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAgghxUw4kc&t=32s Progress of clippy movement one week in 0:32]

<blockquote>And I have been very happy, humbled, and honored to see the change that's occurred over the past week. My new nonprofit has a website, [[Main_Page|consumerrights.wiki]]. This website is a database of companies that take part in these anti-ownership, anti-consumer practices. It makes it much easier to speak to senators and congresspeople about these issues, as well as to members of the media and be taken seriously when I have a properly, well-cited, referenced, and sourced document that looks like an encyclopedia.

[...] The wiki has had an absolute explosion in the past week since doing that Clippy video of people really taking part in all of this, [...] doing the very, very difficult, annoying, pain-in-the-ass work of logging everything [... and making] it infinitely better as a resource. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAgghxUw4kc&t=183s| ''3:03'']] And the edits genuinely show how much has changed. Thank you. Thank you so much. You didn't just change your profile picture. You changed your profile picture and you immediately got to work, taking the steps that you can, in your personal life, doing what you can do to try and move towards a world where ownership matters. And it shows.</blockquote>

On 1 September 2025 a fourth video under the title "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtcLvXBKE80 THIS is what it means to be a clippy]", was posted by Rossmann. It questioned his followers and gave examples on how individuals could show integrity and push back and against new age anti-ownership practices in their own lives and what the effects of that decision might be. An important point raised in the video was that users don't have to sacrifice anything to be a part of something bigger, because any small actions, when performed all together by many people, add up to significant results.<ref name="fourth Rossmann clippy video">{{Cite web |date=1 Sep 2025 |title=THIS is what it means to be a clippy |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtcLvXBKE80 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=CtcLvXBKE80 |archive-date=2025-09-02}}</ref>

===Silhouette series===
In October 2025, Rossmann began uploading green-screen videos in the style of silhouette interviews, which are used by news broadcasts to keep an interviewee's identity anonymous, but can be used rhetorically outside of news broadcasts to visually represent an anonymous party; in this case, the anonymous party is the collection of editors for Consumer Rights Wiki and members of, or subscribers to, the FULU Foundation.<ref name="first Rossmann silhouette">{{Cite web |date=9 Oct 2025 |title=Synology reverses course on requiring branded drives: NOT ENOUGH! |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ot_XQX7di2Y |url-status=live |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=ot_XQX7di2Y |archive-date=2025-10-09}}</ref> These videos consist of Rossmann depicted as a featureless silhouette, speaking about a specific company's malpractice, and occasionally holding up a large paperclip against the background, symbolizing the collective agreement of the vast number of "Clippy" users online.

On 9 October 2025, Rossmann uploaded his first silhouette video, an annunciatory reaction to recent decisions from the company [[Synology]]. The video, titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ot_XQX7di2Y Synology reverses course on requiring branded drives: NOT ENOUGH!]", begins by dedicating the announcement to restoring consumer rights and the rights of ownership. The core of the video refers to the company formerly [[Synology_requiring_proprietary-branded_drives_to_be_used_with_its_NAS|requiring users to use only Synology hard drives in their network-attached storage units]], a policy enforced by DRM. Synology reversed their decision, but Rossmann points out that it is not enough to simply undo the action; the company has to indicate plainly to its customers that they will not engage in further anti-consumer practices in the future. The video ends with a call to action for members of the Clippy movement, declaring that the fight for consumer rights had moved into a new era, in which companies reverse the detrimental actions which had previously characterized their policies toward their own customers:

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ot_XQX7di2Y&t=163s Synology reverses course on requiring branded drives: NOT ENOUGH! 2:43]

<blockquote>If your favorite influencer starts shilling Synology products again after this product update without telling you their full history, let them know Clippy is watching. [''Rossmann's silhouette holds up a large paperclip against the background.'']

We have entered a new stage of consumer rights: the FAFO era, where companies that take part in these practices reverse them. But it's not enough that they reverse them—they must also repent. Clippy demands repentance. I have not seen this repentance, and therefore I am not satisfied.</blockquote>

On 10 October 2025, Rossmann uploaded a second silhouette video, an open letter to Satya Nadella, the current CEO of [[Microsoft]], titled "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NVtg1tkgSQ Microsoft went too far]". He mentions that Windows 11, the newest version of the company's flagship product, has been redesigned to prohibit setup without [[Windows_11#Windows_11_requires_a_Microsoft_Account_to_use|logging into a Microsoft account online]], even if the user never plans on using any online Microsoft services. It is thus no longer possible to use solely local methods (i.e., methods that do not require connecting to an Internet web server) to set up a computer with Windows 11 installed. He then points out the hypocrisy in their policy regarding the operating system's preceding version, Windows 10, and calls on Nadella to take action to correct the company's missteps:

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NVtg1tkgSQ&t=63s Microsoft went too far 1:03]

<blockquote>[''Reading from AlternativeTo'']<ref>{{Cite web |date=7 Oct 2025 |title=Windows 11 removes all bypass methods for Microsoft account setup, removing local accounts |url=https://alternativeto.net/news/2025/10/windows-11-now-blocks-all-microsoft-account-bypasses-during-setup/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20251007102104/https://alternativeto.net/news/2025/10/windows-11-now-blocks-all-microsoft-account-bypasses-during-setup/ |archive-date=2025-10-07}}</ref> Microsoft says that removing local only methods prevents skipped configuration steps and ensures devices are properly set up and secure. [''Commentary''] But leaving hundreds of millions of Windows 10 devices without security updates isn't... tell me more!

[''Reading''] This change is part of the company’s broader "Local-only commands removal" initiative, reinforcing that bypassing account creation could lead to incomplete setups or potential security issues. [...]

[''Commentary''] Satya Nadella, here are our demands. Number one: provide security updates to Windows 10 on the same terms for United States customers, the people in the country that made you a $3 trillion company, that you provide them to in the EU. Number two: remove this requirement that people connect to the Internet and sign up for an online account with your system in order to use their local operating system. This is unnecessary and just another way to get more people's data. You have enough of their data.

[''Rossmann's silhouette holds up a large paperclip against the background.''] Clippy would never require an online account to use a word processor or an operating system. Respect the Clippy. He's watching.</blockquote>

Rossmann concludes the video by stating that if Microsoft does not reverse its course by the 16th, then he would hold on the 18th a public event on behalf of the FULU Foundation, where users can get their computers upgraded, learn how to install free software, and try out Linux (a free operating system) for themselves.<ref name="second Rossmann silhouette">{{Cite web |date=10 Oct 2025 |title=Microsoft went too far |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NVtg1tkgSQ |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=3NVtg1tkgSQ |archive-date=2025-10-10}}</ref> Rossmann stated that the goal was to encourage people to help other members of their community, learn new ways of keeping their technology safe from viruses, and prevent computers from populating landfills (because many people have to throw out their old computers which are unable to run Windows 11, but replacing Windows with Linux prevents this).

===Emergence out in the world===

A notable example Rossmann featured of the Clippy movement outside of the Internet comes from a discussion about Vidor, Texas and its city council meeting. Rossmann starts out a video published on 10 October 2025 by recounting the background behind the movement's progress in Vidor and uses it as an example of members uniting together and doing real work. Vidor's city council is presented as not being proactive or willing to investigate for themselves. The video also offers an excellent anecdote about the growing culture associated with the movement as word spreads online.

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOUZsp5KhGs Vidor, Texas says no to Flock AI surveillance traffic cameras 0:11]

<blockquote>Somebody reached out to me [...] saying, "I watched your video on what you did at Austin and I wanted to see if they had these cameras in my city." So, she looked it up, and what do you know? They were on the next city council meeting. They didn't get back to her, so she showed up and gave them a piece of her mind. She did a really good job and I wanted to play you that [...] and everything that everybody else said. [...] I'm really proud of it. As I said with what we're trying to do with the Clippy movement: it's not about just changing your profile picture to let people know you're not happy. It's about pushing back everywhere that you can in your own corner of the world in everyday life. Did they get it removed for good? No. But they got it tabled. Their town is not spending $60,000 to put up cameras with AI that surveilled them everywhere they go and save the information on somebody else's server. I think that's a great step forward. Screw [[Flock]]. I don't want that stuff in my city, and I also don't want it in yours. And if you want to help try to get out of your city, I will help you as much as humanly possible.

[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAgghxUw4kc&t=183s ''3:03''] ''The aforementioned woman speaks to Rossmann, accompanied by her husband.''] My city council is not going to pay attention unless they have hard facts in front of them. I specifically emailed everybody of the city council and I received no response. So that—

ROSSMANN: Wait, so your city council sounds like ''our'' city council.

WIFE: Mhm, which is why I am now forcing my husband—we are moving in town, and the next opportunity I have after research, I am going to be running for city council because I am tired—

ROSSMANN: No way!

WIFE: —of the efficiency of it.

HUSBAND: Also, for your journeys, 'cause one thing I could not find online was a... a version of Clippy that you could actually cut out of vinyl, so I had to figure out how to make an SVG, and I got twenty of them. I cut them for you.

ROSSMANN: No way!

HUSBAND: Yes.

ROSSMANN: Thank you.

HUSBAND: Yes!

ROSSMANN: Thank you so much. This makes me happy.

HUSBAND: And that, directly, is inspired by the post from Denton. The "Clippy is watching."? I was like, I got to do that. I got to make it.

WIFE: He put the vinyl on my car. The back... the back window.

HUSBAND: Eighty inches of vinyl.</blockquote>

==Impact==

Rossmann hopes that the group awareness created by the campaign will allow people to take action more quickly, due to already knowing that others around them are in alignment. Already it has been seen that many users on YouTube and other social media sites have taken part in the campaign. Some are even taking action to further spread word of the movement in hopes it will eventually get the attention of legislation, tech companies, etc.

[https://youtu.be/SkL9vzW7nY0?t=265 You Changed Your Profile to Clippy: Now What? 📎📎📎 4:25]<blockquote>But if all of them know at the same time that we're on the same page:

We are tired of living in an anti-ownership society—check.

We are tired of living in a society where we subscribe to everything and we own nothing—check.

We are tired of being told it cost $8,000 to fix a f[---]ing power button—check.

[...]

If every single one of these people were not only on the same page, but knew they were on the same page, maybe each one in the chain would speak up when they otherwise wouldn't.

And when they're all moving together and all working together, what happens?

They choose a different vendor.</blockquote>

Within one week, there has already been visible progress due to this movement; namely, an increase in edits to [[Main Page|consumerrights.wiki]].

[https://youtu.be/MAgghxUw4kc?t=66 Progress of clippy movement one week in 1:06]<blockquote>We have something called [https://plausible.io/ Plausible]. It's GDPR privacy-preserving analytics.

[...Y]ou can see this jump over here [''around 11 Aug''] [...] also coincides with many articles that were incomplete, being edited to the point of being perfect[...]</blockquote>

As well as tangible progress outside of this wiki, the point of the movement is to encourage changes in individual lives so that these small changes accumulate:

[https://youtu.be/MAgghxUw4kc?t=116 Progress of clippy movement one week in 1:56]

<blockquote>[A]nd I'm very excited, not just by this, but by all of the emails that I've received from you, where you've told me in your own personal life where you made a different decision to try and make a difference.</blockquote>

According to Rossmann, the point of the Clippy campaign is for members to effectuate change in the world wherever they see it necessary—even if it is a small change, everyone's small changes together add up to much greater change. Rossmann describes this as "cleaning up your corner of the world." Since the beginning of the campaign, there have been many instances of larger changes manifested by the unity of the community.

===Vidor, Texas refuses AI surveillance===

{{Incomplete section}}

At the 9 October 2025 Vidor, Texas city council meeting, many Clippy members showed up to voice their concerns about item C-13, which involved AI-powered surveillance cameras.

===Austin, Texas===

{{Incomplete section}}

Austin, Texas has been a site of particularly high activity in the movement.

===Bose audio equipment===

{{Incomplete section}}

Bose employees walked back an anti-consumer policy after Clippy members reached out.

===Flock AI surveillance===

{{Incomplete section}}

===City council meetings===

{{Incomplete section}}

==Examples of anti-consumer practices==
Rossmann provided some examples of motivations people might have to join the campaign in his first video. This is only a list of the example from that video; further examples can be found in hundreds of other videos posted on [https://www.youtube.com/@rossmanngroup Rossmann's channel].

*Companies can change the terms of a sale ''retroactively'' without legal repercussions. The example offered is [[Philips_Hue_starts_requiring_an_account_for_the_hue_app|Philips Hue changing the terms of service on smart light bulbs]] that were already purchased under different terms, thence requiring users to sign up for an account in order to use the light bulbs.<ref name="philips retroactive terms">{{Cite web |date=25 Sep 2023 |title=Philips changes terms after the sale: requires data-sharing account to use a light bulb... |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR2j-r3pmng |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=vR2j-r3pmng |archive-date=2023-09-25}}</ref><ref name="philips hue blog">{{Cite web |date=21 Sep 2023 |title=Philips Hue soon only usable with account |url=https://hueblog.com/2023/09/21/philips-hue-soon-only-usable-with-account-2/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20230926130601/https://hueblog.com/2023/09/21/philips-hue-soon-only-usable-with-account-2/ |archive-date=2023-09-26}}</ref><ref name="home assistant blog on philips hue">{{Cite web |date=22 Sep 2023 |title=Philips Hue will force users to upload their data to Hue cloud |url=https://community.home-assistant.io/t/philips-hue-will-force-users-to-upload-their-data-to-hue-cloud/617391 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231103075835/https://community.home-assistant.io/t/philips-hue-will-force-users-to-upload-their-data-to-hue-cloud/617391 |archive-date=2023-11-03}}</ref>

*Companies can lock users out of a device they already paid for until a novel subscription fee is paid (tantamount to {{Wplink|ransomware}}). The example offered is the smart-home company [[Futurehome_Smarthub_Mandatory_Subscription_Fee|Futurehome pushing out a firmware update that disabled the smart-home devices of every customer]]; devices could only be re-enabled if the customer signed up for a new subscription that was not previously required.<ref name="futurehome ransomware">{{Cite web |date=16 Jul 2025 |title=Smarthome company goes bankrupt, new owner ransoms everyone's house: $5000 bounty to crack firmware! |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNuZ3BjT7IU |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=KNuZ3BjT7IU |archive-date=2025-07-16}}</ref><ref name="xda blog on futurehome">{{Cite web |date=31 Jul 2025 |title=Futurehome proves why it's more important than ever to take back control of your smart home |url=https://www.xda-developers.com/futurehome-important-take-back-control-smart-home/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250731023509/https://www.xda-developers.com/futurehome-important-take-back-control-smart-home/ |archive-date=2025-07-31}}</ref>

*The comments sections of many [[YouTube]] channels frequently contain malicious comments that normalize sex trafficking, posted by bot accounts.<ref name="first rossmann clippy video" /> Massive botnets create autonomous accounts with profile pictures ostensibly featuring attractive or scantily dressed women, and when their channels are viewed, the user is greeted with links to websites that contain adult content, enticing users to fall for {{Wplink|phishing}} scams.<ref name="lon tv blog on sex bots">{{Cite web |date=20 May 2025 |title=My YouTube Channel's Comment Section is Infested By Bots! |url=https://blog.lon.tv/2025/05/20/my-youtube-channels-comment-section-are-infested-by-bots/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250622122016/https://blog.lon.tv/2025/05/20/my-youtube-channels-comment-section-are-infested-by-bots/ |archive-date=2025-06-22}}</ref>. Such comments are extremely pervasive, often showing up just seconds after a video is uploaded, seemingly only ever deleted by the manual review of the owner of the video rather than by server-side action; their extent is met contrariwise by reports of legitimate comments from real users being completely censored (not being visible to anyone other than the poster of the comment), even including the user who uploaded the video itself.{{Citation needed}} Rossmann points out in the aforementioned video that some of these bot accounts can bypass the filters by using pictures that are not actually of scantily dressed women, but can so appear to be when the image is small, such as when it is beside a comment; only when it is examined more closely, can it be shown to be an image of something else, such as a cat next to some pillows.<ref name="first rossmann clippy video" />

*Companies can deny a user's [[right to repair]] something damaged in transit (i.e., not by the user), even when the user is willing to purchase needed parts from them, and then threaten legal action for asking them about the decision. The example offered is [[Cami Research|Cami Research accusing a user of harassment]] who was very professional over the phone, outright stating that because it values profit over users being able to repair products which they already purchased, it does not want customers to be able to repair them because if they repair the unit they already have, they would not buy a new one.<ref name="cami research violates law">{{Cite web |date=21 Jun 2025 |title=Cami Research blatantly violates Oregon Right to Repair Law, Oregon DOJ does nothing. |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K1zi66IE0k |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=2K1zi66IE0k |archive-date=2025-06-22}}</ref>

*Companies can conduct psychological experiments on their customers without their consent, without legal repercussions. The example offered is [[Tado]], a company that makes smart thermostats, which added a paywall to their devices, demanding a subscription fee, after customers had already bought their product (where the terms of the sale at the time of purchase indicated that there was no subscription fee). The paywall was actually fake; its purpose was to see how many customers would willingly go along with the additional payments. In essence, the company threatened to remove a service to induce a behavior on their customers.<ref name="tado thermostat experiment">{{Cite web |date=21 Feb 2025 |title=Thermostat maker performs psychological experiments on customers: never buy Tado products |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfAchfFXghc |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=tfAchfFXghc |archive-date=2025-02-21}}</ref> This is another example of retroactive amendments to the terms of products and services already sold in completion (see first point above).

==Slogan==
<blockquote>Clippy just wanted to help.</blockquote>

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:PicoCADClippy.png|A CC-0 (public domain) 3D model based on Clippy
File:Clippy-og.png|The original Clippy render
File:Clippy-new.jpg|Someone's custom Clippy render
File:Clippy-blue.jpg|Clippy render against a blue background
File:A cute clippy.svg|Look a cute clippy who accidentally broke pencil sharpener and is now trying to hide evidence!
</gallery>

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
*[https://clippypfp.netlify.app/ Clippy Builder] — a generator for a custom Clippy profile pic
*Videos by other YouTubers remarking on the Clippy campaign:
**[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKhRUB8AwnA @CerosTV: Why Clippy Is the New Symbol of Protest]
**[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joIQKaErNKc @PeepIsAwesome: Why Is Clippy Invading Youtube?]
**[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xAGUrkDsj4 @Lessons In Meme Culture: Why is Clippy Everywhere?]

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Cloud (service)

2026-02-09T08:21:19Z

Im8685: Added archive for Cited URLs

In consumer technology, a cloud service typically refers to a data processing service provided by a service provider (often product manufacturer), often for a periodic fee. Typical examples of such services include data storage, off-device data processing, easy access to an internet-connected device from anywhere with an internet connection and synchronization between devices.

The term "cloud services" borrows from a term [[wikipedia:Cloud_computing|cloud computing]], which cloud services are often built upon. However, a "cloud service" may refer to a data processing service provided by the manufacturer that is ''not'' based on cloud computing. A typical defining feature of a cloud service is lack of information about the infrastructure that processes the data.

==How it works==
When features of a product rely on data processing outside of consumers' devices, there has to be another device responsible for these functions.

Cloud services function on devices provided by a service provider, with their specifics or even existence hidden from the user behind user interfaces in an effort to simplify user experience.

One adage is often quoted in relation to cloud services: "There is no cloud, it's just somebody else's computer"<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |last=Vorobyov |first=Sergei |date=2023-05-25 |title=There is no cloud it’s just someone else’s computer |url=https://www.solita.fi/blogs/there-is-no-cloud-its-just-someone-elses-computer/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20230921154351/https://www.solita.fi/web/20230921154351/https://www.solita.fi/blogs/there-is-no-cloud-its-just-someone-elses-computer/ |archive-date=2023-09-21 |website=Solita}}</ref>. This means that the failure of a device you know nothing about can result in your device/service not working.

==Why it is a problem==

===Economic non-sustainability===
Operating a cloud service requires ongoing expenses for the entire duration for which that service is provided. Marketing professionals realize that requiring an ongoing expense from the user for a given product reflects negatively on its perception, and sometimes try to hide this by doing any of the following:

*Offering additional features or service capacity for an additional fee
*Including a limited amount of service with the product purchase
*Withholding the information about cloud services being involved in some of the product's functionality and potentially introducing a subscription fee post-purchase for the product to function fully or at all
**This often happens after the company that previously offered a cloud service is acquired by another company that isn't as concerned with remaining in good standing with customers of the acquired company

In cases where a product does not provide the ability to choose a service it uses, shutdown of the pre-configured cloud service may cause [[discontinuation bricking]] or loss of product features.

===Service concentration within cloud computing companies===
Because cloud computing providers, which cloud services are often built upon, have to be '''large''' in order to offer competitive advantages to their customers (as pertains to this article, particularly product manufacturers), there are very few cloud computing providers in existence. Thus, every one of them operates the infrastructure under a large number of cloud services.

Some of the most famous cloud providers include Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and Oracle Cloud.

While they take great care to ensure their smooth operation, they sometimes fail and cause widespread service disruptions because of the great number of companies relying on their services.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2025-10-21 |title=Amazon says AWS cloud service back to normal after outage disrupts businesses worldwide |url=https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/amazons-cloud-unit-reports-outage-several-websites-down-2025-10-20/ |archive-url=https://archive.ph/pN2yj |archive-date=2025-10-21 |website=Reuters}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |date=2025-10-09 |title=Kubernetes kicks down Azure Front Door |url=https://www.theregister.com/2025/10/09/kubernetes_azure_outage/ |archive-url=https://archive.ph/dlD8Q |archive-date=2025-10-09 |website=The Register}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |date=2024-10-24 |title=Multiple GCP services impacted in the europe-west3-c zone |url=https://status.cloud.google.com/incidents/e3yQSE1ysCGjCVEn2q1h |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20241028011248/https://status.cloud.google.com/incidents/e3yQSE1ysCGjCVEn2q1h |archive-date=2024-10-28 |website=Google Cloud Service Health}}</ref>

===Ineffective access controls===
A service provider requires some level of access to the data it processes. Unless access to the service is engineered on consumer's side to minimize such access (e. g. end-to-end encryption), all of the processed data is visible to the service provider<ref name=":0" />, where it can be leaked as a result of a cybersecurity incident or used for purposes to which consumers did not consent (such as included in machine learning datasets{{Citation needed}} or sold to advertising companies{{Citation needed}}).

Providers may offer some access controls for the data they possess and process, but most of the time they are also the ones enforcing them, which renders them ineffective for restricting providers' access due to a conflict of interest. There may be legally binding promises of effectiveness of these controls in their [[terms of service]], but violations of policies established through these controls are difficult to detect and legal enforcement is difficult in general.

===Less legal protection===
In the United States, federal limits on gathering evidence mean you are not usually required to supply a password to unlock a device that you have, however others may be compelled to release your data.

===Loss of control===
Service company can deprive you of your data/services. For example if you lose login credentials, as might happen when a person dies, or your account is stolen, or the service provider terminates the account. (see for example, [[Microsoft account]], [[Google account]]).

==Alternatives==

===Generic protocols===
A lot of cloud services use needlessly specialized protocols, which allows service providers to maintain monopolies over their respective niches. Use of more generic protocols provides more choice to consumers, incentivizes competition between service providers and creates business opportunities for new service providers to emerge.

For example, the impact of [[Amazon PhotosPlus discontinuation]] would be minimal if it were to allow connection to generic file storage rather than relying on Amazon's specialized photo storage service.

===Self-hosting===
{{Main|Self-hosting}}
Some cloud services can be adequately replaced with self-hosted alternatives, where consumers run compatible software on hardware they control.

==Examples==
*File synchronization services like [[wikipedia:Dropbox|Dropbox]], [[wikipedia:Google_drive|Google Drive]], [[OneDrive]], [[ICloud]], [[Mega.io cloud storage service|Mega]].
*Remote device access, as in [[Wyze|Wyze cameras]] and [[Bosch Cloud Dishwasher Incident|select Bosch dishwashers]].
*[[Software as a service]] online applications, like Google Workspace, [[Microsoft Office 365]], [[Adobe creative cloud]], [[Games as a service]].
*AI compute (inference) servers which power AI chatbots and agents. (for example, [[Google Gemini]], [[ChatGPT]], [[Microsoft Copilot]]).

==Further reading==

*[[Self-hosting]]
*[[Internet of things]]

==References==
<references />
[[Category:Common terms]]

Projects:Archive everything

2026-02-09T08:02:11Z

Im8685: Update "Chromium"

This project aims to get as many reference links as possible on the wiki switched over to archival links, instead of live links.

== The need to fight link rot ==
Everywhere on the internet, you get link rot - where linked pages either get taken offline, or changed, and the link is no longer useful for its original purpose. Link rot is a doubly serious issue for the Consumer Rights Wiki, as fairly substantial points of fact about companies or incidents may hang on our references, which will often point to a company's own website. The best available way to counter link rot is through archival, and this page serves as a hub for making sure every wiki article has its references archived.

Of particular importance are any links to central pieces of evidence used to support a claim of fact related to something a company has said or done, especially if it is on the website of a company, and can be taken down by them at any time. A reference supporting a more commonly available and frequently changing fact like 'Apple's market cap is $x' is not as important to archive as a company's FAQ, but it certainly won't hurt to do so.

Certain webpages are un-usable when archived, typically due to paywalls or embedded dynamic content, and archival may not be appropriate for links leading to this kind of page. Some webpages require the use of a specific archival service (e.g. PreserveTube for YouTube links). To archive pages behind registration or date-of-birth walls that archival services cannot bypass, make a screenshot of the content after getting past the wall and upload it to Consumer Rights Wiki; content hosted on the wiki may serve as an archival of ''last-resort'', but ideally, proper archival services should be used where possible.

== What you need to do ==
The best possible option is to archive a site in as many places as possible, but any archival link is much better than none at all.

The correct formatting for an archived citation will look something like this:

<code><nowiki>{{Cite web |author=BwE |title=BwE PS4 NOR Validator & BwE SerialReader Script by BetterWayElectronics |url=https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |website=PSHAX |date=27 Nov 2018 |access-date=12 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250408175450/https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |archive-date=8 Apr 2025}}</nowiki></code>

The full list of possible fields can be found here: {{Wplink|Template:Cite web}}. All you need to do is archive the relevant un-archived webpage (or find an archived copy closer to the date the reference initially accessed it), and then update the reference with the archival link.

This can either be done through the source editor (in which case citations will look like the text block above) or through the visual editor's citation tool (this can be found by clicking Insert -> More... -> Citation, or pressing crtl+shift+k).

=== Archival services ===

* [https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive] – Primary, most used archival service.
* [https://archive.today/ Archive.today] – Secondary, popular archival service. (Particularly useful for Reddit posts, social tweets, and websites that explicitly disallow IA.)
* [https://ghostarchive.org/ Ghost Archive] – Tertiary, less popular, but also doesn't block VPN users like the above tend to.
* [https://preservetube.com/ PreserveTube] – Specifically for archiving YouTube videos.
* [https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Special:Upload Consumer Rights Wiki] – Upload screenshots of pages for direct quoting or if an archival service cannot get past something like a registration-wall.

==The list==

Below is a table of all pages on the wiki, and the current status of their references.

Pages that are missing a references section or have an empty references section are listed as "N/A" as they either do not have links that need archiving, or if they do then those links need to be correctly moved to the references section and/or the page completed/cleaned/reformatted before adding archived links, which is beyond the scope of this project (See [[:Category:Articles in need of additional work]]). This may change if references are properly added to these pages in the future.

Last updated on 2026/02/06
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Page Name!!References Archived?!!Archived By
|-
|[[1Password]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[2021 WhatsApp privacy policy updates]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[3B CPAP Devices (3b Medical) (ReactHealth)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[3CX]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[4k Video Downloader+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[5CA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ADDW car systems legislated in the EU]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AEG Power Tools 58V Product Line Discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AMD]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ASUS downgrades a well-reviewed monitor panel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AT&T]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ATSC 3.0]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AWS Lightsail Won't Cancel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer Leap Ware smartwatch bricked by discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Acer settles online breach probe for $115k]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard account lock and forced arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activision discontinues Blur video game]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ad block]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Adobe CS Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe Digital Editions' ebook DRM]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe Lightroom]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe ToS update gives the company rights over consumers' works]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe sued by FTC over hidden fees in subscription plans]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Advertising overload]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AirAsia]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Airpods]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Airthings ASA app release]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Akelius]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alliance Laundry Solutions and Speed Queen]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Allstate]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alltech Services Inc]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Ally Financial]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ally Invest Securities]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Echo changes terms of voice usage]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle removes download feature of purchased books]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon PhotosPlus discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon allows fraudulent product page after manual review]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Amazon alters the content of purchased ebooks]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon locks home owner out of Amazon account over allegation by Amazon delivery driver]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon revokes access to their Appstore on non-Amazon devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon sued for enrolling and charging customers into Audible without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon to charge non-Prime consumers to use Alexa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ancestry.com]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Data Collection]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Developer Verification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Android System SafetyCore]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anker Battery Bank Recall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Anova Culinary]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthropic]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Anti-Cheat Expert]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Anti-privacy legislation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Apple]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's anti-repair and anti-refurbishment practices]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's planned obsolescence incidents]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple App Store]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple Gatekeeper]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Apple Media Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple Self Service Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple TV+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple authorized service provider program]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apps deliberately refusing to work on modded devices]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ariston]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Arity's alleged unauthorized driver data collection through mobile apps]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Arlo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Article suggestions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence/training]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Assioma]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Asus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Asus Charges for Free Service]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Asus voids warranty of devices sent for repair over minor damages and performs unrelated repairs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Asustor Drivestor NAS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audi Basic HVAC "Sync" Function Paywalled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible class action lawsuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audible subsidizes its streaming plan via premium credits]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Australia Competition and Consumer Act 2010]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autel - Otofix]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion360 EOL on Intel based macOS systems running open core legacy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion EOL on Intel based MacOS systems running OpenCore legacy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automatic content recognition]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automotive digital rights management]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Axis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[BMW]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW's heated seat subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BMW's high beam assistant(HBA)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW API restrictions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW feature lockout scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BTicino/Legrand/Netatmo Zigbee devices refuse to connect to third-party gateways]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Backdoor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bait-and-switch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Balena]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Farm Manager]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Lab]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab Authorization Control System]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab LAN mode guide]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandai Namco EULA]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bandicam]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandicam perpetual license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Battery Health Assistance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Battery firmware lockout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Belkin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Best Buy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Best Buy discontinuation of Insignia Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BetterHelp]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Better Way Electronics]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bitly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bitly QRCodeGenerator.com QR code lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bitly QR Code Preview Page Advertising]]||||
|-
|[[BlackVue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Blink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloatware]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bloomberg]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloomberg DMCA strikes GamersNexus video]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Blu-Ray Ultra-HD DRM]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BlueCruise hands-free driving]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BlueDriver OBD2 scanner now requires account login and collects data]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bootloader unlocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch Cloud Dishwasher Incident]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bosch Spexor]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bose QuietComfort Sleepbuds doesn't allow purchasing new case]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Bose kills SoundTouch and speakers lose smart functionality]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[BowFlex, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Box Tops for Education]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brainly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brave browser]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brilliant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadband choice reduction by Brendan Carr's FCC]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadcom Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Industries Ltd.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Refresh EZ Print Subscription Service]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brother printer dcp 3550 cdw cartridges failure]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother printers causing issues with third party inks]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bumpgate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bungie]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bureau of Consumer Protection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy now, pay later]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy one, get one free]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ByteDance]]||N/A||
|-
|[[CAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CARIAD]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CF Moto puts previously included features behind paywall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[COBB Tuning]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[California Privacy Rights Act]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CalyxOS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cambridge Analytica Scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cameras bricked on iPhone 13 series after iOS update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cami Research]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian Bill S-209]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian bread price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian internet providers circumvent CRTC protection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canon]]||N/A||Internet Archive; Preserve Tube
|-
|[[Canon Camera Connect]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canon EOS Webcam Utility patch guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Canon ink DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canonical]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canva Affinity Studio adds arbitration clause]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Capital One]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Capital One Shopping]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Carly]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Caveat emptor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cerberus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cerberus Phone Security Login with ad blocker no longer possible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[CgNAT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Chamberlain Group]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Change.org]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Charles Schwab]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Chase Bank]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Chrome OS ends support for school Chromebooks]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Chromium]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cinemark]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Circular economy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Smart Licensing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Systems, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Class action]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clearview AI]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Click-to-cancel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Click Adventure Scam Game: Draining Consumer Wallets and Bypassing Steam Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clip Studio Paint changes perpetual license to subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Clippy Campaign]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cloud (service)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cloudflare]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clover Network, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Coffee Meets Bagel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Colgate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Collective Shout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Comcast]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Commercial weather apps lose summary proceedings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Commodity Futures Trading Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Common Questions, Arguments, & Responses when discussing Flock Surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Commonwealth Bank collection of Biometric Data]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[CompTIA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ConnectedLife SmartDry discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Consent-or-pay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Consumer Advice (UK)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Consumer Defense Code]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Consumer Financial Protection Bureau]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Consumer Technology Association]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Costco]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Costco's collection and sharing of data through Meta's tracking pixel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Counter-Strike 2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Covert Web-to-App Tracking by Meta and Yandex]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cox Communications]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crash Team Racing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crave app refuses televisions based on production date]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Creality forces update that removes features from their 3D scanners]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Creative Fabrica licensing risks and ownership verification concerns]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cricut]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cryptic Studios]]||N/A||
|-
|[[CursorAI adds rate limits to unlimited plans]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DAZN]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DCS sues Small YouTuber for accurate product review showing battery issues & misleading warranty]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DJI]]||N/A||
|-
|[[DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DJI Ronin RS4 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DSGVO-Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Daily Wire + lifetime Membership Terms Scope of the Subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dark pattern]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Data brokers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Data lock-in]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[De-anonymization]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Dead star server shutdown]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deceptive language frequently used against consumers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Deep Cycle Systems]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deerrun walking pads & treadmills startup]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Delisting and shut down of Age of Empires 3]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Denon HEOS Speakers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Denuvo Anti-Tamper]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Derrimut Gym revokes 24/7 access after running sale promoting 24/7 access gym]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deutsche Kreditbank (DKB)]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Device bricking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Device fingerprint]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Device lifecycle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Deye]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dictionary.com shuts down premium app after selling lifetime subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital Fairness Act]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Digital Markets Act]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Digital Millennium Copyright Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital rights management]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Disabling online features in retaliation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disc rot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Discontinuation bricking]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discontinuation of Samsung Gear 360 Software and Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discord]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+ Ad Policy Change]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Disney+ Household Restrictions & Access Limitations]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Disney requires an active subscription to delete a Disney+ account]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Doordash]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Downloadable content]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DuckDuckGo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Duolingo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Duracell Energy EV Charger]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Dymo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Dyson]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson V10/V11 trigger design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson battery lifespan reduced by design and difficult to repair]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Dyson covers circuit board in glue]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson ends relationship with third-party repair centers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[E-Bike Tuning Detection: Bosch and Yamaha’s Anti-Tampering Systems]]||N/A||
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|[[EA moves to in-house kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA releases source code of classic command and conquer titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA requires open beta players of battlefield 6 to change their motherboard bios settings]]||{{No}}||
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|[[EBay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EBay opts-in users for AI training]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EINSTAR VEGA hidden activation requirement before file transfer is enabled]]||{{No}}||
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|[[EO]]||N/A||
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|[[EU enforcement actions against Shein for consumer rights violations]]||{{No}}||
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|[[EVGA]]||{{No}}||
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|[[EZVIZ]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Echelon fitness firmware lockout]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ecoflow]]||{{No}}||
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|[[EduVULCAN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Eight Sleep]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Electron]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Electronic Arts]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Elgato forces Stream Deck users to sign up]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Elsagate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Emerson Sensi Smart Thermostat - ST55U]]||{{No}}||
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|[[End-user license agreement]]||N/A||
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|[[Enshittification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Entities refusing to distribute copyleft licensed software under license terms]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Epic Games]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Epic Games forces third party account creation in Rocket League]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Epson printer waste ink tank conter restrictions]]||N/A||
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|[[Etoro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Eufy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Europe-based news sites enact consent-or-pay for data tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[European Consumer Centre on the Lack of Quality Standards for Exalted Skins]]||{{No}}||
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|[[EviCore]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Excessive data collection by cars]]||N/A||
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|[[Extron]]||{{No}}||
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|[[F1TV concurrent streams limit]]||N/A||
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|[[FTC sues PepsiCo for rigging Soft Drink Competition]]||N/A||
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|[[FUTO]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Fake memory still being sold on eBay and Amazon]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Fal (AI company)]]||N/A||
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|[[False advertising]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Fandom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fear of missing out]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Features on demand]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Federal Communications Commission]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Federal Trade Commission]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ferrari]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Figma]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Figma threatens companies using "Dev Mode"]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fiio]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Filmora lifetime licenses terminated]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Final Draft software activation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Financial Industry Regulatory Authority]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Financial censorship]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Firefox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Firefox introduces TOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[First-sale doctrine]]||N/A||
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|[[Fisher price smart app]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Fitbit]]||N/A||
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|[[Fitbit Sense and Versa 3 Battery Performance Program]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Flat Earth Clock App]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Flo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Flock Safety]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Flock Safety Nova uses dark web data for surveillance]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Flock license plate readers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Forced User Agreement on Jetbrains IntelliJ software]]||N/A||
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|[[Forced app download]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced eSIMs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced identification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced indemnification]]||N/A||
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|[[Forced retention of payment methods]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ford]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ford ad patent]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ford repossession patent]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Formlabs]]||N/A||
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|[[Fossify]]||{{No}}||
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|[[FreePhoneLine revokes Lifetime VoIP service for monthly subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Free software movement]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Friend app]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines Obfuscates Web Check-in Form]]||N/A||
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|[[Fujifilm Instax Cameras]]||N/A||
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|[[Funimation "Forever" Content License Revocation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Future Motion]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Futurehome Smarthub mandatory subscription fee]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[GE Refrigerator water filter DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GE Wall Ovens (Powered by Smart HQ)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[GREE Electric]]||{{No}}||
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|[[GTA 5 moves to kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gaia GPS adds "feature" that opts all users into social media profile and location/activity sharing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Game-of-telephone privacy policy]]||N/A||
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|[[GameSpy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameSpy server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameStop]]||{{No}}||
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|[[GameStop Short Squeeze]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Games as a service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Geeni]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Data Protection Regulation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[General Electric Ovens]]||{{No}}||
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|[[General Electric Refrigerators]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors (OnStar)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors data collection and sharing controversy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Generative artificial intelligence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact anti-cheat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Gigantti pressured additional subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Gillette]]||{{No}}||
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|[[GitHub]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Glance]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Glasswire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoGuardian]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoIt changing its warranty conditions post-sale]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoPro Karma]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro advertises waterproof cameras despite design flaw and lack of warranty]]||{{No}}||
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|[[GoTo Group]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Good2Go Mobile (Canada) phases out 3G network, Merges with LuckyMobile]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Goodlife now require App to access gyms]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Android restrict app sideloading]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chrome]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Chrome automatically disables uBlock Origin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chromebook]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Gemini]]||N/A||
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|[[Google Jamboard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google LSA terms of service change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Mobile Services]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Nest Protect forced to use Google app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Nest thermostat smart features disabled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Google OnHub]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Google Pixel 6a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel 9 Pro camera bar separates from phone body]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds "Touch and Hold" discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watches do not come with repair options]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Play Integrity API]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google asserts the right to seize phones during repairs]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google forces your device to join their "Find Hub" network, hard to opt out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google password manager overrides third-party autofill]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GrapheneOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Greenwashing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Groupon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guardzilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Guide:How to circumvent Synology hard drive restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guide - Windows 10 end of support]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HBO Max]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HBO Max downgrades lifetime subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HNGRYnsite Camera: From smart kitchen aid to e-waste]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Dynamic Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP Ink Cartridge ID Chip Swap Guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HP Instant Ink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[HP Printers locking functionality behind ink availability]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Reverb G2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP adds 15 minutes to all customer service phone calls]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP systemic DRM and firmware lockouts]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Happiest Baby]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hauptwerk expiration of perpetual license download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Helldivers 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com]]||N/A||
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|[[HelloSimply.com: easy to subscribe, difficult to unsubscribe]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Hidden EULA language]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hikvision]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hisense H9G Smart TV]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Hogwarts Legacy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Home Bargains]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Home Connect]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Honda]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Honey browser plugin controversy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Huawei]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Humane Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle alters terms of sale]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai Ioniq 5 N brake pad repair restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ICloud]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ID.me]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IFTTT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IFTTT discontinued Legacy plan]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA ÅSKVÄDER]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ILife]]||N/A||
|-
|[[IPhone 6 error 53 fingerprint sensor incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IRobot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Imgur]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Inactive account deletion]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Inclusion of forced arbitration in Crunchyroll January 2025 TOS update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Indeed Forced Arbitration & bundling of consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Infomaniak]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Insta360+]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360 X5]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Instagram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Intel]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Intel CPUs stability issue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interactive Brokers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interchangeable parts]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Internet Archive]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Internet of things]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Intuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Itch.io]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Itron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Jailbreak]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Jeep]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[JetBlue Travel Credits]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[JetBrains retires CodeCanvas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere dealerships are lobbying against right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere fails to uphold right to repair agreement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere security flaws exposed sensitive customer information]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kemper guitar amplifer modeler puts features behind paywall after firmware update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kerbal Space Program 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Kernel level anti-cheats]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kernel level driver]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Keurig]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Keychron k13 pro]]||{{No}} ||
|-
|[[Keyshot]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kia]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[KingSong]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kroger Grocery store electronic shelf labels & facial recognition]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kwikset Kevo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[LA Fitness makes it purposely difficult to cancel memberships]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LG Bootloader incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG G4 malfunctions]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG Television sale of personal data]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LG refrigerator warranty scandal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|-
|[[LaLiga forces Spanish ISPs to mass-block Cloudflare IPs during Soccer Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lamborghini]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LastPass]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lead plaintiff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Leadwerks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[League of Legends: Exalted Skins Exclusive Cosmetics]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Lebara]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Lemmy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo Mirage AR]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo Tablets (Android)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo X1 Carbon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Leo Express]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Liberty Safe]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Lieferando]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Life360]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Life360 Terms of Service Forced Arbitration Agreement]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Lightspeed Aviation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Lincare Holdings Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Linea Sketch revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LinkedIn]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of car models with anti-ownership and anti-privacy practices]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of Google products]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of companies]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of discontinued online-only video games]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of kernel-level anti cheats]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of phones that do not allow bootloader unlock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of products and services with forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[List of products and services with post-purchase license change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of products bricked by discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of services without clear cancellation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Litter Robot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LiveRamp]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LiveView Technologies AI Surveillance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Logitech]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Logitech G HUB]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Logitech Harmony discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Louis Rossmann - Video Directory]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Loyalty cards]]||N/A||
|-
|[[MIRC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MagicGate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Magic Leap]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[MakerBot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Malicious compliance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Malwarebytes]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ManyCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mark Zuckerberg]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mastercard]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Maytag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mazda DMCA takedown of open source Home Assistant app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mazda remote-start subscription]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Medical equipment]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Meetup.com account creation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mega.io]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Memrise]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mercedes-Benz EQS rear-wheel steering requires subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mercedes-Benz locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mercedes Benz]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Mercury Insurance]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Merkury Innovations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Meta]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Meta AI permanent account suspensions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Microsoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Microsoft Authenticator]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Microsoft Copilot's recall feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Microsoft Edge]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Microsoft Office 2019 for Mac]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Microsoft Office 365]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Microsoft Windows]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Microsoft Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Microsoft account]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Microsoft ends use of bypassnro.cmd for Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Miele]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[MikroTik ignoring WiFi disconnecting after firmware upgrade on hAP ax3 / ax2 / cAP ax]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Miku]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Miku Terms of Service and Arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Miku charges subscription for previously free features]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Milwaukee battery drm]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinIO Object Browser: Removal of Management Features]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Minecraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Minecraft LAN gameplay paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Minecraft account migration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinestoreCMS converting your license without approval]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[MitID]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Model F Labs]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Moderation problems in online marketplaces]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Mojang]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Molekule threatens to remotely shut down their app if purifiers used with third party air filters]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Monetization overload]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Monopoly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Monoprice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Motorola]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Movies Anywhere]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mozilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mullvad VPN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MyFitnessPal regressive upgrade]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[NDAA has military right to repair stripped from it in favor of data as a service]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[NOOK 1st gen devices end of life]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NOYB]]||N/A||
|-
|[[NProtect GameGuard]]||N/A||
|-
|[[NVWB response to the ruling in favor of KNMI]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[NZXT]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NZXT Flex]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[NZ eRUC all-cars 24/7 GPS Surveillance proposal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nanoleaf]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[National Security Agency]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Neato cloud shutdown]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Negative option marketing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nestlé]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NetLimiter]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Netatmo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Netflix]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix Games deactivated]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Netflix delisting 23 game titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix stream-quality controversy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Netgate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Newag]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ngenic forces subscription on previously “lifetime” Tune customers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nike]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nike Adapt: Smart shoes with app Integration and discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nikon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nintendo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Nintendo's May 2025 Policy Updates]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3DS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3rd party dock restrictions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo Switch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Nintendo Switch Online]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Nintendo Switch bans]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nissan]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nissan shuts 2G car service in UK]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro PDF License Deactivating]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nixplay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Non-disclosure agreement]]||N/A||
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|[[Non-fungible tokens]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NordVPN]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Notability]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Nothing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nothing Phone (1)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Now TV]]||N/A||
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|[[Nvidia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Nvidia buys stake in Intel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Nvidia threatens GamersNexus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Octopus Energy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Oculus (Meta) Quest 1 Deprecation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Oculus VR]]||N/A||
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|[[Ofcom]]||N/A||
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|[[Okkazeo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ola Electric disables vehicle riding modes without MoveOS+ subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OneDrive]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OnePlus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[OpenAI]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Opera]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Opt-out]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Optimum]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Optus]]||N/A||
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|[[OtO Lawn discontinues solutions program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Other Channels - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Owlet Smart Sock 2 End of Support]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[PCIe power connector design linked to melting GPU cables]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[PEAK "Roots" Update]]||N/A||
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|[[PEAK (game)]]||N/A||
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|[[PETKIT Pura Max 2 — Region-Lock]]||N/A||
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|[[PFAS cover-up]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PHH Mortgage Corporation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PNC Bank]]||{{No}}||
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|[[POCO X3 / X3 Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PROCON]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Palantir]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Panasonic Lumix S5IIX]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Paragon NTFS software license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Part pairing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Patreon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PayPal]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PayPal Honey]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Payscore]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Pearson]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Peloton]]||N/A||
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|[[Peloton removes Just Run feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Peloton used-equipment activation fee]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Personal Information Protection Act]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Philips Hue starts requiring an account for the hue app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Photobucket]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Pinterest]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Pitboss Grills]]||N/A||
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|[[Pixel 4a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Pixel 5a]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Planned obsolescence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[PlayStation restricts how developers can give upgrades to "PS5" editions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Plex Media Server]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Pluralsight]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Pluralsight revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Plutus]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Pocket Casts]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Podkicker Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PolarBackup - Cloud Storage]]||N/A||
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|[[Polestar]]||N/A||
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|[[Polestar 2]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Polestar paywalls performance update]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Positive practices]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Post-purchase EULA modification]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Predatory microtransactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Presonus removes VSL mixing app from VSL audio interfaces products line]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Price fixing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Printer tracking dots]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Protection One 320P1 Security System]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Proton]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Protonmail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Proven Industries v. Trevor McNally]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PsychonautWiki Journal locks drug & interaction tracking behind Paywall]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Purism]]||{{No}}||
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|[[QIDI 3D printer house fire]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Qantas]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Qantas sale of tickets for cancelled services (ghost flights)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Qardio]]||N/A||
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|[[Qualcomm]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Quidd]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Razer]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Razer Corp. Ends Software Degrading Consumer Devices]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Razer Pro Click and Pro Click Mini]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ReCAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reason Studios]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reckon]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Red Shell tracker]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Red Sky Labs Muzio Player Premium post-purchase terms change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Red Ventures]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Redbox]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit made it impossible for blind Redditors to moderate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Remote disabling]]||N/A||
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|[[RepairShopr]]||N/A||
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|[[RepairShopr data privacy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Requirement for Canon EOS Webcam Utility subscription to enable webcam features on cameras]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ResellerRatings]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Retailers requiring police reports for missing items in orders]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Retroactive policy enforcement]]||N/A||
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|[[Retroid Pocket MINI Handheld]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Reverse engineering Bambu Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reverse engineering vs illegal hacking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Revolut blocked access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Richard Stallman]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Right to own]]||N/A||
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|[[Right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ring]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Riot Vanguard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rivian]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Robinhood Financial]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roblox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Roblox's problematic moderation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Roborock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rocksmith]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rockstar Games]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Rohde & Schwarz]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roku]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rovio]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ryanair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[STMicroelectronics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Bothersome visual and audible pop up every 2 hours on certain TV models]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Frame TV asks for subscription to view photos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3's camera gets artificially blocked after unlocking the bootloader]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Odyssey]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung SmartCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Samsung TVs]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung ads in refrigerators]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung self-repair program restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung sued over S22 performance throttle]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Sandisk Wireless Flash Drives]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sassy Saints review copyright claim]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Save Wizard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Scopely, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Screenshot blocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Scribd]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seagate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Seagate sells old hard drives as new]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seattle Avionics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SecuROM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SecuRam installs backdoor on ProLogic series safe locks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Secure boot]]||N/A||
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|[[Securities and Exchange Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Securities and Exchange Commission search tools]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security through obscurity]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-destructive design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-hosting]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sengled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Serato DJ Pro / DJM-S11]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sevenhugs Smart Remote products discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sezzle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shopee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shortage of medical ventilators during COVID-19 pandemic]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Shrinkflation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sideloading]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sig Sauer]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Signal cloud backups]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Singapore police jail woman based on data stored in car infotainment system]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SiriusXM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Sketchfab]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[Skoda Citigo Move&Fun app discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[SkyDrop (Smart Irrigation)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Slashdot websites require TOS acceptance without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smart meter]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartaira & plume wifi motion detection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartwool]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Smartwool adds forced arbitration to EULA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smartyplus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Snapchat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Software as a service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Software bricking]]||N/A||
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|[[Software locks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SolaX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sonos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sonos forces post-purchase privacy policy change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony's WF-1000XM4 earbuds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony's attempted removal of "purchased" content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Playstation hardware bans from online services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Xperia turns camera monitor into subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony x900h television]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sophos Limited]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SoundCloud]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Special event page:Forced installation of Flock cameras in Denver, Colorado]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spectrum]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Spore (game)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spotify]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spotify Car Thing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spyware]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[StarForce Technologies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Star Citizen]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Starlink]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Starlink replaces subscription pause with $5/mo low speeds]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SteelSeries]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stellantis]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis Customer Data Breach]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis in-car advertisements]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stop Killing Games]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storefront shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storj.io constantly removes free or low cost services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stripe inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stångåstaden kickbacks and hidden rent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subaru Starlink]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subscription service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Subway footlong pass ineligibility]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[SumUp blocks card readers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SunStrong Management LLC puts solar monitoring app behind paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiffer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiggy and Zomato refuse to refund customers for cancelled orders]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Switch Game Key-Card]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology requiring proprietary-branded drives to be used with its NAS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile US]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile T-Life app screen recording controversy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TD Ameritrade]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TP-Link]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tado]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Take Two]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tango Elegoo Edition False Lifetime License]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Target]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tea Dating Advice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Team17]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TeamViewer]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Teamviewer Terminates Perpetual Licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tekken 8 retroactively introducing micro transactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telecom Egypt]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Telegram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telstra]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Temu]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terms of service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular discontinues third-party repair of System 1]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Tesla, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tesla Cybertruck voids warranty if Powershare feature is used]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla asks customers to vote against Right to Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla blames drivers for part failures it admits were defective]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks battery range behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks heated rear seats behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla locks horsepower behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla Powerwall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesvor x500]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Consumer Complaint Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Texas Instruments]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Senate Bill 2420 (2025)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The Economist]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[The Italian digital identity wallet only supports Google-certified Android devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[The US undermines the Transatlantic Data Privacy Framework with the EU by firing PCLOB staff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The rights of residential and holiday mobile homeowners (England)]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thrive Market]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thunderbird]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ticketmaster Entertainment, LLC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tidal updates terms without explanation or opportunity to decline]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[TikTok]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TikTok and AI-powered ad tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Tim Hortons App Collects User Data Without Consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tinder]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tom Evans Audio copyright strike]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tonies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Top Contributors]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Toyota]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[TracFone Wireless, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Trump Mobile]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Trusted computing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Turkcell Superonline]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tuya Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Twitch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[UK Mandatory Digital ID Rollout for Employment 2025]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[UK Online Safety Act]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[UPS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[USAA Bill Pay terms block access unless you agree]]||N/A||
|-
|[[USAGov]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[US Mobile]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Reveddit
|-
|[[Uber]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Uber EULA precludes jury trial]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft forces players in single-player games to be connected to the internet to collect data]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ubox / Anisee / RBX-B10 4G Low-Power Solar Wifi Security Camera]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[UniTranslate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Uniform Commercial Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[United Chargers Inc puts Open Source interface access behind paywall on Grizzl-E car chargers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Unity Engine runtime fee]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Universal Music Group has a team dedicated to eroding fair use rights]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Urban Air Adventure Park]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[User testing for mandatory paid subscription into Tado Smart Thermostat app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[VMware]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VMware licensing change since acquisition by Broadcom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VOIPO overbills customers and denys refunds]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VPN Secure]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRChat]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRS Sim Racing Wheel Base full torque locked behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Value based pricing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve allows ISPs and payment processors to censor content on Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve removes arbitration requirement from Steam Subscriber Agreement]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Venmo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Veo paywalls camera features]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verisk Analytics, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verizon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Verkada Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VidIQ]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Video Games Europe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Video game preservation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Videos to Convert to Articles]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Viessmann]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virgin Media]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virtual Racing School]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Visa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Visual Studio Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VitalSource "Lifetime" false advertising]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vital Proteins sells products with terms and conditions inside the container]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Vitalant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vivint Smart Home, Inc.]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Vizio]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archvie; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vizio fined by the FTC for collecting and selling user data without consumer consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vizio sued over unfairly appropriated software for their SmartCast system]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Voice over LTE]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen AG - SFD(2) / UNCE - Protection of car diagnosis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen car-location data-exposure incident]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Voluntary Recall of NVIDIA Shield K1 Tablets]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volvo VIDA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vont]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vulcan Strength]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vultr]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WKDA GmbH]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wallbox Quasar]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Walmart]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Walmart's Onn devices bricked after update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Waste ink counter]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Waymo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WeTransfer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo discontinuation of service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Western Digital]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Whaling (gaming industry term)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[WhatsApp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Whistle pet tracker shutdown IoT fail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wikipedia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows installation USB drives]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wink]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Winston-Salem Journal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wondershare]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[World of Warcraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wyze]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[X-Mode Social]]||N/A||
|-
|[[X Corp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox Network]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xcode]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xiaomi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Xiaomi Phone unlock requirements and procedure]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xlear]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Yahoo! mandatory use of AI on all consumer services and content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Yandex]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[YouTube]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Youtube age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Yubo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ZEN.COM blocking access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Zyxel]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|}

[[Category:Projects]]

Chromium

2026-02-09T08:00:59Z

Im8685: Updated cargo tables and added archived link for cited URLs

{{ProductCargo
|ArticleType=Product
|Category=
|Company=Google
|Description=Web Browser
|InProduction=Yes
|Logo=Chromium Browser.svg
|ProductLine=
|ReleaseYear=2-Sep-2008
|Website=https://chromium.org/
}}
'''Chromium''' is a [[wikipedia:Free_and_open-source_software|free and open-source]] [[:Category:Web browsers|web browser]] developed by and primarily maintained by [[Google]].<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |date= |title=Chromium |url=https://www.chromium.org/Home/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250812185547/https://www.chromium.org/Home/ |archive-date=2025-08-12 |access-date=2025-08-12 |website=The Chromium Projects}}</ref> Several major web browsers use Chromium as the base of their software, including [[Google Chrome]],<ref name=":0" /> [[Microsoft Edge]],<ref>{{Cite web |date=2019-05-06 |title=10 cool things to check out at Microsoft Build 2019 |url=https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2019/05/06/10-cool-things-to-check-out-at-microsoft-build-2019/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190507175316/https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2019/05/06/10-cool-things-to-check-out-at-microsoft-build-2019/ |archive-date=2019-05-07 |access-date=2025-08-14 |website=blogs.microsoft.com}}</ref> [[Opera]]/[[Opera GX]],<ref>{{Cite web |date=2013-08-27 |title=Today, Opera 15 has been updated to Opera 16 |url=https://blogs.opera.com/news/2013/08/today-opera-15-has-been-updated-to-opera-16/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140805174212/https://blogs.opera.com/news/2013/08/today-opera-15-has-been-updated-to-opera-16/ |archive-date=2014-08-05 |access-date=2025-08-14 |website=blogs.opera.com}}</ref> [[Brave browser|Brave]],<ref>{{Cite web |date=2025-08-14 |title=Brave - Homepage |url=https://brave.com/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250814095854/https://brave.com/ |archive-date=2025-08-14 |access-date=2025-08-14 |website=brave.com}}</ref> and others.

==Controversies==

===Manifest V3===
Manifest V3 is an update to the manifest structure used by browser extensions across the majority of the browser market, presented as an upgrade in security, privacy, and performance of these extensions.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Li |first=David |date=2023-11-16 |title=Resuming the transition to Manifest V3 |url=https://developer.chrome.com/blog/resuming-the-transition-to-mv3 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231116172126/https://developer.chrome.com/blog/resuming-the-transition-to-mv3/ |archive-date=2023-11-16 |access-date=24 Mar 2025 |website=Chrome for developers}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |date=12 Sep 2024 |title=Overview and timelines for migrating to Manifest V3 |url=https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/extensions-chromium/developer-guide/manifest-v3 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240919195700/https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/extensions-chromium/developer-guide/manifest-v3 |archive-date=2024-09-19 |access-date=24 Mar 2025 |website=[[Microsoft]]}}</ref> The changes restrict the access browser extensions can have, thereby enhancing security by preventing them from loading remote resources immediately or significantly altering rendered content. These limitations effectively render the browser market's most effective ad-blockers ineffective.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Siddiqui |first=Aamir |date=17 Nov 2023 |title=Google's Manifest V3 changes will soon disable uBlock Origin on Chrome |url=https://www.androidauthority.com/google-chrome-manifest-v3-changes-3386506/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20231117102941/https://www.androidauthority.com/google-chrome-manifest-v3-changes-3386506/ |archive-date=2023-11-17 |access-date=24 Mar 2025 |website=Android Authority}}</ref> Despite the developers' efforts to bypass the issue using workarounds and updated versions of Manifest V3, the software's previous efficiency has not been fully restored. For example, blocked domains cannot be updated as conveniently.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Buria |first=Taras |date=3 Aug 2024 |title=uBlock Origin developer recommends switching to uBlock Lite as Chrome flags the extension |url=https://www.neowin.net/news/ublock-origin-developer-recommends-switching-to-ublock-lite-as-chrome-flags-the-extension/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240803151224/https://www.neowin.net/news/ublock-origin-developer-recommends-switching-to-ublock-lite-as-chrome-flags-the-extension/ |archive-date=2024-08-03 |access-date=24 Mar 2025 |website=Neowin}}</ref> This manifest change is supported by leading Chromium-based browsers, making it challenging for other browsers to match previous ad-blocking capabilities without committing to retaining Manifest V2 (such as Firefox, which also utilizes Chromium-sourced manifests) or implementing their own ad-blocking solutions of varying<ref>{{Cite web |last=Sullivan |first=Edward |date=13 Mar 2024 |title=Manifest V3 & Manifest V2 (March 2024 update) |url=https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2024/03/13/manifest-v3-manifest-v2-march-2024-update/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240314101752/https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2024/03/13/manifest-v3-manifest-v2-march-2024-update/ |archive-date=2024-03-14 |access-date=24 Mar 2025 |website=[[Mozilla]]}}</ref>) or utilizing their own ad-blocking solutions<ref>{{Cite web |date=27 Jun 2024 |title=What Manifest V3 means for Brave Shields and the use of extensions in the Brave browser |url=https://brave.com/blog/brave-shields-manifest-v3/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240805200916/https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2024/03/13/manifest-v3-manifest-v2-march-2024-update/ |archive-date=2024-08-05 |access-date=24 Mar 2025 |website=[[Brave]]}}</ref> of varied effectiveness.<ref>{{Cite web |date=17 Jun 2024 |title=Manifest v3 update: Vivaldi is future-proofed with its built-in functionality |url=https://vivaldi.com/blog/manifest-v3-update-vivaldi-is-future-proofed-with-its-built-in-functionality/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240618234127/https://vivaldi.com/blog/manifest-v3-update-vivaldi-is-future-proofed-with-its-built-in-functionality/ |archive-date=2024-06-18 |access-date=24 Mar 2025 |website=[[Vivaldi]]}}</ref>

==Licensing==
Chromium's code is published under the 3-clause BSD license.<ref>{{Cite web |title=LICENSE |url=https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/LICENSE |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250601160232/https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/%2B/master/LICENSE |archive-date=2025-06-01 |access-date=2025-08-12 |website=Google Git}}</ref>

=References=
<references />
[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]

File:Chromium Browser.svg

2026-02-09T05:31:07Z

Im8685: By The Chromium Development Documentation Project [1] / "The Chromium Authors" as per the open source development agreement - https://dev.chromium.org/Home, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=8858229

== Summary ==
By The Chromium Development Documentation Project [1] / "The Chromium Authors" as per the open source development agreement - https://dev.chromium.org/Home, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=8858229
== Licensing ==
{{From Wikimedia}}

Projects:Archive everything

2026-02-08T13:50:42Z

Im8685:

This project aims to get as many reference links as possible on the wiki switched over to archival links, instead of live links.

== The need to fight link rot ==
Everywhere on the internet, you get link rot - where linked pages either get taken offline, or changed, and the link is no longer useful for its original purpose. Link rot is a doubly serious issue for the Consumer Rights Wiki, as fairly substantial points of fact about companies or incidents may hang on our references, which will often point to a company's own website. The best available way to counter link rot is through archival, and this page serves as a hub for making sure every wiki article has its references archived.

Of particular importance are any links to central pieces of evidence used to support a claim of fact related to something a company has said or done, especially if it is on the website of a company, and can be taken down by them at any time. A reference supporting a more commonly available and frequently changing fact like 'Apple's market cap is $x' is not as important to archive as a company's FAQ, but it certainly won't hurt to do so.

Certain webpages are un-usable when archived, typically due to paywalls or embedded dynamic content, and archival may not be appropriate for links leading to this kind of page. Some webpages require the use of a specific archival service (e.g. PreserveTube for YouTube links). To archive pages behind registration or date-of-birth walls that archival services cannot bypass, make a screenshot of the content after getting past the wall and upload it to Consumer Rights Wiki; content hosted on the wiki may serve as an archival of ''last-resort'', but ideally, proper archival services should be used where possible.

== What you need to do ==
The best possible option is to archive a site in as many places as possible, but any archival link is much better than none at all.

The correct formatting for an archived citation will look something like this:

<code><nowiki>{{Cite web |author=BwE |title=BwE PS4 NOR Validator & BwE SerialReader Script by BetterWayElectronics |url=https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |website=PSHAX |date=27 Nov 2018 |access-date=12 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250408175450/https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |archive-date=8 Apr 2025}}</nowiki></code>

The full list of possible fields can be found here: {{Wplink|Template:Cite web}}. All you need to do is archive the relevant un-archived webpage (or find an archived copy closer to the date the reference initially accessed it), and then update the reference with the archival link.

This can either be done through the source editor (in which case citations will look like the text block above) or through the visual editor's citation tool (this can be found by clicking Insert -> More... -> Citation, or pressing crtl+shift+k).

=== Archival services ===

* [https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive] – Primary, most used archival service.
* [https://archive.today/ Archive.today] – Secondary, popular archival service. (Particularly useful for Reddit posts, social tweets, and websites that explicitly disallow IA.)
* [https://ghostarchive.org/ Ghost Archive] – Tertiary, less popular, but also doesn't block VPN users like the above tend to.
* [https://preservetube.com/ PreserveTube] – Specifically for archiving YouTube videos.
* [https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Special:Upload Consumer Rights Wiki] – Upload screenshots of pages for direct quoting or if an archival service cannot get past something like a registration-wall.

==The list==

Below is a table of all pages on the wiki, and the current status of their references.

Pages that are missing a references section or have an empty references section are listed as "N/A" as they either do not have links that need archiving, or if they do then those links need to be correctly moved to the references section and/or the page completed/cleaned/reformatted before adding archived links, which is beyond the scope of this project (See [[:Category:Articles in need of additional work]]). This may change if references are properly added to these pages in the future.

Last updated on 2026/02/06
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Page Name!!References Archived?!!Archived By
|-
|[[1Password]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[2021 WhatsApp privacy policy updates]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[3B CPAP Devices (3b Medical) (ReactHealth)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[3CX]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[4k Video Downloader+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[5CA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ADDW car systems legislated in the EU]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AEG Power Tools 58V Product Line Discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AMD]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ASUS downgrades a well-reviewed monitor panel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AT&T]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ATSC 3.0]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AWS Lightsail Won't Cancel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer Leap Ware smartwatch bricked by discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Acer settles online breach probe for $115k]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard account lock and forced arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activision discontinues Blur video game]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ad block]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Adobe CS Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe Digital Editions' ebook DRM]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe Lightroom]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe ToS update gives the company rights over consumers' works]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe sued by FTC over hidden fees in subscription plans]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Advertising overload]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AirAsia]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Airpods]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Airthings ASA app release]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Akelius]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alliance Laundry Solutions and Speed Queen]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Allstate]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alltech Services Inc]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Ally Financial]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ally Invest Securities]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Echo changes terms of voice usage]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle removes download feature of purchased books]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon PhotosPlus discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon allows fraudulent product page after manual review]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Amazon alters the content of purchased ebooks]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon locks home owner out of Amazon account over allegation by Amazon delivery driver]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon revokes access to their Appstore on non-Amazon devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon sued for enrolling and charging customers into Audible without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon to charge non-Prime consumers to use Alexa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ancestry.com]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Data Collection]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Developer Verification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Android System SafetyCore]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anker Battery Bank Recall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Anova Culinary]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthropic]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Anti-Cheat Expert]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Anti-privacy legislation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Apple]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's anti-repair and anti-refurbishment practices]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's planned obsolescence incidents]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple App Store]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple Gatekeeper]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Apple Media Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple Self Service Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple TV+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple authorized service provider program]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apps deliberately refusing to work on modded devices]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ariston]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Arity's alleged unauthorized driver data collection through mobile apps]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Arlo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Article suggestions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence/training]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Assioma]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Asus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Asus Charges for Free Service]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Asus voids warranty of devices sent for repair over minor damages and performs unrelated repairs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Asustor Drivestor NAS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audi Basic HVAC "Sync" Function Paywalled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible class action lawsuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audible subsidizes its streaming plan via premium credits]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Australia Competition and Consumer Act 2010]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autel - Otofix]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion360 EOL on Intel based macOS systems running open core legacy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion EOL on Intel based MacOS systems running OpenCore legacy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automatic content recognition]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automotive digital rights management]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Axis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[BMW]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW's heated seat subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BMW's high beam assistant(HBA)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW API restrictions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW feature lockout scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BTicino/Legrand/Netatmo Zigbee devices refuse to connect to third-party gateways]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Backdoor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bait-and-switch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Balena]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Farm Manager]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Lab]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab Authorization Control System]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab LAN mode guide]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandai Namco EULA]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bandicam]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandicam perpetual license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Battery Health Assistance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Battery firmware lockout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Belkin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Best Buy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Best Buy discontinuation of Insignia Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BetterHelp]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Better Way Electronics]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bitly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bitly QRCodeGenerator.com QR code lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bitly QR Code Preview Page Advertising]]||||
|-
|[[BlackVue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Blink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloatware]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bloomberg]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloomberg DMCA strikes GamersNexus video]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Blu-Ray Ultra-HD DRM]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BlueCruise hands-free driving]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BlueDriver OBD2 scanner now requires account login and collects data]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bootloader unlocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch Cloud Dishwasher Incident]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bosch Spexor]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bose QuietComfort Sleepbuds doesn't allow purchasing new case]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Bose kills SoundTouch and speakers lose smart functionality]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[BowFlex, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Box Tops for Education]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brainly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brave browser]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brilliant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadband choice reduction by Brendan Carr's FCC]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadcom Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Industries Ltd.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Refresh EZ Print Subscription Service]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brother printer dcp 3550 cdw cartridges failure]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother printers causing issues with third party inks]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bumpgate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bungie]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bureau of Consumer Protection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy now, pay later]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy one, get one free]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ByteDance]]||N/A||
|-
|[[CAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CARIAD]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CF Moto puts previously included features behind paywall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[COBB Tuning]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[California Privacy Rights Act]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CalyxOS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cambridge Analytica Scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cameras bricked on iPhone 13 series after iOS update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cami Research]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian Bill S-209]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian bread price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian internet providers circumvent CRTC protection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canon]]||N/A||Internet Archive; Preserve Tube
|-
|[[Canon Camera Connect]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canon EOS Webcam Utility patch guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Canon ink DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canonical]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canva Affinity Studio adds arbitration clause]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Capital One]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Capital One Shopping]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Carly]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Caveat emptor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cerberus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cerberus Phone Security Login with ad blocker no longer possible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[CgNAT]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Chamberlain Group]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Change.org]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Charles Schwab]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Chase Bank]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Chrome OS ends support for school Chromebooks]]||N/A||
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|[[Chromium]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cinemark]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Circular economy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Smart Licensing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Systems, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Class action]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clearview AI]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Click-to-cancel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Click Adventure Scam Game: Draining Consumer Wallets and Bypassing Steam Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clip Studio Paint changes perpetual license to subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Clippy Campaign]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cloud (service)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cloudflare]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Clover Network, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Coffee Meets Bagel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Colgate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Collective Shout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Comcast]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Commercial weather apps lose summary proceedings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Commodity Futures Trading Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Common Questions, Arguments, & Responses when discussing Flock Surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Commonwealth Bank collection of Biometric Data]]||{{No}}||
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|[[CompTIA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ConnectedLife SmartDry discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Consent-or-pay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Consumer Advice (UK)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Consumer Defense Code]]||N/A||
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|[[Consumer Financial Protection Bureau]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Consumer Technology Association]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Costco]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Costco's collection and sharing of data through Meta's tracking pixel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Counter-Strike 2]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Covert Web-to-App Tracking by Meta and Yandex]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cox Communications]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crash Team Racing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crave app refuses televisions based on production date]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Creality forces update that removes features from their 3D scanners]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Creative Fabrica licensing risks and ownership verification concerns]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cricut]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cryptic Studios]]||N/A||
|-
|[[CursorAI adds rate limits to unlimited plans]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DAZN]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DCS sues Small YouTuber for accurate product review showing battery issues & misleading warranty]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DJI]]||N/A||
|-
|[[DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DJI Ronin RS4 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DSGVO-Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Daily Wire + lifetime Membership Terms Scope of the Subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dark pattern]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Data brokers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Data lock-in]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[De-anonymization]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Dead star server shutdown]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deceptive language frequently used against consumers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Deep Cycle Systems]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deerrun walking pads & treadmills startup]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Delisting and shut down of Age of Empires 3]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Denon HEOS Speakers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Denuvo Anti-Tamper]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Derrimut Gym revokes 24/7 access after running sale promoting 24/7 access gym]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deutsche Kreditbank (DKB)]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Device bricking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Device fingerprint]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Device lifecycle]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Deye]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dictionary.com shuts down premium app after selling lifetime subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital Fairness Act]]||N/A||
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|[[Digital Markets Act]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Digital Millennium Copyright Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital rights management]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Disabling online features in retaliation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disc rot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Discontinuation bricking]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discontinuation of Samsung Gear 360 Software and Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discord]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+ Ad Policy Change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney+ Household Restrictions & Access Limitations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney requires an active subscription to delete a Disney+ account]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Doordash]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Downloadable content]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DuckDuckGo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Duolingo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Duracell Energy EV Charger]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dymo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson V10/V11 trigger design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson battery lifespan reduced by design and difficult to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dyson covers circuit board in glue]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson ends relationship with third-party repair centers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[E-Bike Tuning Detection: Bosch and Yamaha’s Anti-Tampering Systems]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EA moves to in-house kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA releases source code of classic command and conquer titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA requires open beta players of battlefield 6 to change their motherboard bios settings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EBay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EBay opts-in users for AI training]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EINSTAR VEGA hidden activation requirement before file transfer is enabled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EO]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EU enforcement actions against Shein for consumer rights violations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EVGA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EZVIZ]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Echelon fitness firmware lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ecoflow]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EduVULCAN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Eight Sleep]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Electron]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Electronic Arts]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Elgato forces Stream Deck users to sign up]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Elsagate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Emerson Sensi Smart Thermostat - ST55U]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[End-user license agreement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Enshittification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Entities refusing to distribute copyleft licensed software under license terms]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Epic Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epic Games forces third party account creation in Rocket League]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epson printer waste ink tank conter restrictions]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Etoro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Eufy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Europe-based news sites enact consent-or-pay for data tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[European Consumer Centre on the Lack of Quality Standards for Exalted Skins]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EviCore]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Excessive data collection by cars]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Extron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[F1TV concurrent streams limit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FTC sues PepsiCo for rigging Soft Drink Competition]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FUTO]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fake memory still being sold on eBay and Amazon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fal (AI company)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[False advertising]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Fandom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fear of missing out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Features on demand]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Federal Communications Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Federal Trade Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ferrari]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Figma]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Figma threatens companies using "Dev Mode"]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fiio]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Filmora lifetime licenses terminated]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Final Draft software activation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial Industry Regulatory Authority]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial censorship]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Firefox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Firefox introduces TOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[First-sale doctrine]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fisher price smart app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fitbit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fitbit Sense and Versa 3 Battery Performance Program]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flat Earth Clock App]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock Safety]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Flock Safety Nova uses dark web data for surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock license plate readers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Forced User Agreement on Jetbrains IntelliJ software]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced app download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced eSIMs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced identification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced indemnification]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced retention of payment methods]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford ad patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford repossession patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Formlabs]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fossify]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[FreePhoneLine revokes Lifetime VoIP service for monthly subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Free software movement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Friend app]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines Obfuscates Web Check-in Form]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fujifilm Instax Cameras]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Funimation "Forever" Content License Revocation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Future Motion]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Futurehome Smarthub mandatory subscription fee]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[GE Refrigerator water filter DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GE Wall Ovens (Powered by Smart HQ)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GREE Electric]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GTA 5 moves to kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gaia GPS adds "feature" that opts all users into social media profile and location/activity sharing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Game-of-telephone privacy policy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[GameSpy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameSpy server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameStop]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GameStop Short Squeeze]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Games as a service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Geeni]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Data Protection Regulation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Ovens]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Refrigerators]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors (OnStar)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors data collection and sharing controversy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Generative artificial intelligence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact anti-cheat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Gigantti pressured additional subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gillette]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GitHub]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Glance]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Glasswire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoGuardian]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoIt changing its warranty conditions post-sale]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoPro Karma]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro advertises waterproof cameras despite design flaw and lack of warranty]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoTo Group]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Good2Go Mobile (Canada) phases out 3G network, Merges with LuckyMobile]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Goodlife now require App to access gyms]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Android restrict app sideloading]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chrome]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Chrome automatically disables uBlock Origin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chromebook]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Gemini]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Google Jamboard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google LSA terms of service change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Mobile Services]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Nest Protect forced to use Google app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Nest thermostat smart features disabled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Google OnHub]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Google Pixel 6a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel 9 Pro camera bar separates from phone body]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds "Touch and Hold" discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watches do not come with repair options]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Play Integrity API]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google asserts the right to seize phones during repairs]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google forces your device to join their "Find Hub" network, hard to opt out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google password manager overrides third-party autofill]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GrapheneOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Greenwashing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Groupon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guardzilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Guide:How to circumvent Synology hard drive restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guide - Windows 10 end of support]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HBO Max]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HBO Max downgrades lifetime subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HNGRYnsite Camera: From smart kitchen aid to e-waste]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Dynamic Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP Ink Cartridge ID Chip Swap Guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HP Instant Ink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[HP Printers locking functionality behind ink availability]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Reverb G2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP adds 15 minutes to all customer service phone calls]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP systemic DRM and firmware lockouts]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Happiest Baby]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hauptwerk expiration of perpetual license download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Helldivers 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com: easy to subscribe, difficult to unsubscribe]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Hidden EULA language]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hikvision]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hisense H9G Smart TV]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Hogwarts Legacy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Home Bargains]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Home Connect]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Honda]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Honey browser plugin controversy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Huawei]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Humane Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle alters terms of sale]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai Ioniq 5 N brake pad repair restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ICloud]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ID.me]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IFTTT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IFTTT discontinued Legacy plan]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA ÅSKVÄDER]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ILife]]||N/A||
|-
|[[IPhone 6 error 53 fingerprint sensor incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IRobot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Imgur]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Inactive account deletion]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Inclusion of forced arbitration in Crunchyroll January 2025 TOS update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Indeed Forced Arbitration & bundling of consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Infomaniak]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Insta360+]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360 X5]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Instagram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Intel]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Intel CPUs stability issue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interactive Brokers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interchangeable parts]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Internet Archive]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Internet of things]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Intuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Itch.io]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Itron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Jailbreak]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Jeep]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[JetBlue Travel Credits]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[JetBrains retires CodeCanvas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere dealerships are lobbying against right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere fails to uphold right to repair agreement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere security flaws exposed sensitive customer information]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kemper guitar amplifer modeler puts features behind paywall after firmware update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kerbal Space Program 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Kernel level anti-cheats]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kernel level driver]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Keurig]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Keychron k13 pro]]||{{No}} ||
|-
|[[Keyshot]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kia]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[KingSong]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kroger Grocery store electronic shelf labels & facial recognition]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kwikset Kevo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[LA Fitness makes it purposely difficult to cancel memberships]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LG Bootloader incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG G4 malfunctions]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG Television sale of personal data]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LG refrigerator warranty scandal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|-
|[[LaLiga forces Spanish ISPs to mass-block Cloudflare IPs during Soccer Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lamborghini]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LastPass]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lead plaintiff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Leadwerks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[League of Legends: Exalted Skins Exclusive Cosmetics]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Lebara]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Lemmy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo Mirage AR]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo Tablets (Android)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo X1 Carbon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Leo Express]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Liberty Safe]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Lieferando]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Life360]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Life360 Terms of Service Forced Arbitration Agreement]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Lightspeed Aviation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Lincare Holdings Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Linea Sketch revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LinkedIn]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of car models with anti-ownership and anti-privacy practices]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of Google products]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of companies]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of discontinued online-only video games]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of kernel-level anti cheats]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of phones that do not allow bootloader unlock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of products and services with forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[List of products and services with post-purchase license change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of products bricked by discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of services without clear cancellation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Litter Robot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LiveRamp]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LiveView Technologies AI Surveillance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Logitech]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Logitech G HUB]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Logitech Harmony discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Louis Rossmann - Video Directory]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Loyalty cards]]||N/A||
|-
|[[MIRC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MagicGate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Magic Leap]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MakerBot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Malicious compliance]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Malwarebytes]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ManyCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mark Zuckerberg]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mastercard]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Maytag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda DMCA takedown of open source Home Assistant app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Mazda remote-start subscription]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Medical equipment]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meetup.com account creation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mega.io]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Memrise]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mercedes-Benz EQS rear-wheel steering requires subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mercedes-Benz locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mercedes Benz]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Mercury Insurance]]||N/A||
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|[[Merkury Innovations]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meta]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Meta AI permanent account suspensions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Microsoft Authenticator]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Copilot's recall feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Edge]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Office 2019 for Mac]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Office 365]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft account]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft ends use of bypassnro.cmd for Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Miele]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MikroTik ignoring WiFi disconnecting after firmware upgrade on hAP ax3 / ax2 / cAP ax]]||N/A||
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|[[Miku]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Miku Terms of Service and Arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Miku charges subscription for previously free features]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Milwaukee battery drm]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinIO Object Browser: Removal of Management Features]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication]]||N/A||
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|[[Minecraft LAN gameplay paywall]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft account migration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinestoreCMS converting your license without approval]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MitID]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Model F Labs]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Moderation problems in online marketplaces]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Mojang]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Molekule threatens to remotely shut down their app if purifiers used with third party air filters]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monetization overload]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monopoly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Monoprice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Motorola]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Movies Anywhere]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mozilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Mullvad VPN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[MyFitnessPal regressive upgrade]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NDAA has military right to repair stripped from it in favor of data as a service]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NOOK 1st gen devices end of life]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[NOYB]]||N/A||
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|[[NProtect GameGuard]]||N/A||
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|[[NVWB response to the ruling in favor of KNMI]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZXT]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NZXT Flex]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZ eRUC all-cars 24/7 GPS Surveillance proposal]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nanoleaf]]||{{No}}||
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|[[National Security Agency]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Neato cloud shutdown]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Negative option marketing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nestlé]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[NetLimiter]]||N/A||
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|[[Netatmo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix Games deactivated]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix delisting 23 game titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix stream-quality controversy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netgate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Newag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ngenic forces subscription on previously “lifetime” Tune customers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike Adapt: Smart shoes with app Integration and discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nikon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nintendo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Nintendo's May 2025 Policy Updates]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3DS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3rd party dock restrictions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo Switch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Nintendo Switch Online]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch bans]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nissan]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nissan shuts 2G car service in UK]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro PDF License Deactivating]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nixplay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Non-disclosure agreement]]||N/A||
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|[[Non-fungible tokens]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NordVPN]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Notability]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Nothing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nothing Phone (1)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Now TV]]||N/A||
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|[[Nvidia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia buys stake in Intel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia threatens GamersNexus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Octopus Energy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Oculus (Meta) Quest 1 Deprecation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Oculus VR]]||N/A||
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|[[Ofcom]]||N/A||
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|[[Okkazeo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ola Electric disables vehicle riding modes without MoveOS+ subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OneDrive]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OnePlus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[OpenAI]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Opera]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Opt-out]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optimum]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[OtO Lawn discontinues solutions program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Other Channels - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Owlet Smart Sock 2 End of Support]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PCIe power connector design linked to melting GPU cables]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PEAK "Roots" Update]]||N/A||
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|[[PEAK (game)]]||N/A||
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|[[PETKIT Pura Max 2 — Region-Lock]]||N/A||
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|[[PFAS cover-up]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PHH Mortgage Corporation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PNC Bank]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[POCO X3 / X3 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PROCON]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Palantir]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Panasonic Lumix S5IIX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Paragon NTFS software license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Part pairing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Patreon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PayPal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PayPal Honey]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Payscore]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pearson]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Peloton]]||N/A||
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|[[Peloton removes Just Run feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Peloton used-equipment activation fee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Personal Information Protection Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Philips Hue starts requiring an account for the hue app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Photobucket]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pinterest]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pitboss Grills]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Pixel 4a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Pixel 5a]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Planned obsolescence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PlayStation restricts how developers can give upgrades to "PS5" editions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Plex Media Server]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pluralsight]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Pluralsight revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Plutus]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Pocket Casts]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Podkicker Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PolarBackup - Cloud Storage]]||N/A||
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|[[Polestar]]||N/A||
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|[[Polestar 2]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Polestar paywalls performance update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Positive practices]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Post-purchase EULA modification]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Predatory microtransactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Presonus removes VSL mixing app from VSL audio interfaces products line]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Printer tracking dots]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Protection One 320P1 Security System]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Proton]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Protonmail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Proven Industries v. Trevor McNally]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PsychonautWiki Journal locks drug & interaction tracking behind Paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Purism]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[QIDI 3D printer house fire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Qantas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Qantas sale of tickets for cancelled services (ghost flights)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Qardio]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Qualcomm]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Quidd]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Razer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Corp. Ends Software Degrading Consumer Devices]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Pro Click and Pro Click Mini]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ReCAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reason Studios]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reckon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Shell tracker]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Sky Labs Muzio Player Premium post-purchase terms change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Red Ventures]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Redbox]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit made it impossible for blind Redditors to moderate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Remote disabling]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr data privacy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Requirement for Canon EOS Webcam Utility subscription to enable webcam features on cameras]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ResellerRatings]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Retailers requiring police reports for missing items in orders]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Retroactive policy enforcement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Retroid Pocket MINI Handheld]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Reverse engineering Bambu Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reverse engineering vs illegal hacking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Revolut blocked access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Richard Stallman]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Right to own]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ring]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Riot Vanguard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rivian]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Robinhood Financial]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roblox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Roblox's problematic moderation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Roborock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rocksmith]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rockstar Games]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Rohde & Schwarz]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roku]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rovio]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ryanair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[STMicroelectronics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Bothersome visual and audible pop up every 2 hours on certain TV models]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Frame TV asks for subscription to view photos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3's camera gets artificially blocked after unlocking the bootloader]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Odyssey]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung SmartCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Samsung TVs]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung ads in refrigerators]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung self-repair program restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung sued over S22 performance throttle]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Sandisk Wireless Flash Drives]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sassy Saints review copyright claim]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Save Wizard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Scopely, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Screenshot blocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Scribd]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seagate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Seagate sells old hard drives as new]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seattle Avionics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SecuROM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SecuRam installs backdoor on ProLogic series safe locks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Secure boot]]||N/A||
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|[[Securities and Exchange Commission]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Securities and Exchange Commission search tools]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security through obscurity]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-destructive design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-hosting]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sengled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Serato DJ Pro / DJM-S11]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sevenhugs Smart Remote products discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sezzle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shopee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shortage of medical ventilators during COVID-19 pandemic]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Shrinkflation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sideloading]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sig Sauer]]||N/A||
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|[[Signal cloud backups]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Singapore police jail woman based on data stored in car infotainment system]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SiriusXM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Sketchfab]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[Skoda Citigo Move&Fun app discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[SkyDrop (Smart Irrigation)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Slashdot websites require TOS acceptance without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smart meter]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartaira & plume wifi motion detection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartwool]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Smartwool adds forced arbitration to EULA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smartyplus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Snapchat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Software as a service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Software bricking]]||N/A||
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|[[Software locks]]||{{No}}||
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|[[SolaX]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Sonos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sonos forces post-purchase privacy policy change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony's WF-1000XM4 earbuds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony's attempted removal of "purchased" content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Playstation hardware bans from online services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Xperia turns camera monitor into subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony x900h television]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sophos Limited]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SoundCloud]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Special event page:Forced installation of Flock cameras in Denver, Colorado]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spectrum]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Spore (game)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spotify]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spotify Car Thing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spyware]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[StarForce Technologies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Star Citizen]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Starlink]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Starlink replaces subscription pause with $5/mo low speeds]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SteelSeries]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stellantis]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis Customer Data Breach]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis in-car advertisements]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stop Killing Games]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storefront shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storj.io constantly removes free or low cost services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stripe inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stångåstaden kickbacks and hidden rent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subaru Starlink]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subscription service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Subway footlong pass ineligibility]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[SumUp blocks card readers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SunStrong Management LLC puts solar monitoring app behind paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiffer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiggy and Zomato refuse to refund customers for cancelled orders]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Switch Game Key-Card]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology requiring proprietary-branded drives to be used with its NAS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile US]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile T-Life app screen recording controversy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TD Ameritrade]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TP-Link]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tado]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Take Two]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tango Elegoo Edition False Lifetime License]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Target]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tea Dating Advice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Team17]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TeamViewer]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Teamviewer Terminates Perpetual Licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tekken 8 retroactively introducing micro transactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telecom Egypt]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Telegram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telstra]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Temu]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terms of service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular discontinues third-party repair of System 1]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Tesla, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tesla Cybertruck voids warranty if Powershare feature is used]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla asks customers to vote against Right to Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla blames drivers for part failures it admits were defective]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks battery range behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks heated rear seats behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla locks horsepower behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla Powerwall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesvor x500]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Consumer Complaint Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Texas Instruments]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Senate Bill 2420 (2025)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The Economist]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[The Italian digital identity wallet only supports Google-certified Android devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[The US undermines the Transatlantic Data Privacy Framework with the EU by firing PCLOB staff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The rights of residential and holiday mobile homeowners (England)]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thrive Market]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thunderbird]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ticketmaster Entertainment, LLC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tidal updates terms without explanation or opportunity to decline]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[TikTok]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TikTok and AI-powered ad tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Tim Hortons App Collects User Data Without Consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tinder]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tom Evans Audio copyright strike]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tonies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Top Contributors]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Toyota]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[TracFone Wireless, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Trump Mobile]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Trusted computing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Turkcell Superonline]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tuya Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Twitch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[UK Mandatory Digital ID Rollout for Employment 2025]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[UK Online Safety Act]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[UPS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[USAA Bill Pay terms block access unless you agree]]||N/A||
|-
|[[USAGov]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[US Mobile]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Reveddit
|-
|[[Uber]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Uber EULA precludes jury trial]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft forces players in single-player games to be connected to the internet to collect data]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ubox / Anisee / RBX-B10 4G Low-Power Solar Wifi Security Camera]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[UniTranslate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Uniform Commercial Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[United Chargers Inc puts Open Source interface access behind paywall on Grizzl-E car chargers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Unity Engine runtime fee]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Universal Music Group has a team dedicated to eroding fair use rights]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Urban Air Adventure Park]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[User testing for mandatory paid subscription into Tado Smart Thermostat app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[VMware]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VMware licensing change since acquisition by Broadcom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VOIPO overbills customers and denys refunds]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VPN Secure]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRChat]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRS Sim Racing Wheel Base full torque locked behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Value based pricing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve allows ISPs and payment processors to censor content on Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve removes arbitration requirement from Steam Subscriber Agreement]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Venmo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Veo paywalls camera features]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verisk Analytics, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verizon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Verkada Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VidIQ]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Video Games Europe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Video game preservation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Videos to Convert to Articles]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Viessmann]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virgin Media]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virtual Racing School]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Visa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Visual Studio Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VitalSource "Lifetime" false advertising]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vital Proteins sells products with terms and conditions inside the container]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Vitalant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vivint Smart Home, Inc.]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Vizio]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archvie; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vizio fined by the FTC for collecting and selling user data without consumer consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vizio sued over unfairly appropriated software for their SmartCast system]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Voice over LTE]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen AG - SFD(2) / UNCE - Protection of car diagnosis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen car-location data-exposure incident]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Voluntary Recall of NVIDIA Shield K1 Tablets]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volvo VIDA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vont]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vulcan Strength]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vultr]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WKDA GmbH]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wallbox Quasar]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Walmart]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Walmart's Onn devices bricked after update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Waste ink counter]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Waymo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WeTransfer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo discontinuation of service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Western Digital]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Whaling (gaming industry term)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[WhatsApp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Whistle pet tracker shutdown IoT fail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wikipedia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows installation USB drives]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wink]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Winston-Salem Journal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wondershare]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[World of Warcraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wyze]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[X-Mode Social]]||N/A||
|-
|[[X Corp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox Network]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xcode]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xiaomi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Xiaomi Phone unlock requirements and procedure]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xlear]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Yahoo! mandatory use of AI on all consumer services and content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Yandex]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[YouTube]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Youtube age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Yubo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ZEN.COM blocking access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Zyxel]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|}

[[Category:Projects]]

Projects:Archive everything

2026-02-08T13:50:05Z

Im8685: Updated "canonical" to Yes

This project aims to get as many reference links as possible on the wiki switched over to archival links, instead of live links.

== The need to fight link rot ==
Everywhere on the internet, you get link rot - where linked pages either get taken offline, or changed, and the link is no longer useful for its original purpose. Link rot is a doubly serious issue for the Consumer Rights Wiki, as fairly substantial points of fact about companies or incidents may hang on our references, which will often point to a company's own website. The best available way to counter link rot is through archival, and this page serves as a hub for making sure every wiki article has its references archived.

Of particular importance are any links to central pieces of evidence used to support a claim of fact related to something a company has said or done, especially if it is on the website of a company, and can be taken down by them at any time. A reference supporting a more commonly available and frequently changing fact like 'Apple's market cap is $x' is not as important to archive as a company's FAQ, but it certainly won't hurt to do so.

Certain webpages are un-usable when archived, typically due to paywalls or embedded dynamic content, and archival may not be appropriate for links leading to this kind of page. Some webpages require the use of a specific archival service (e.g. PreserveTube for YouTube links). To archive pages behind registration or date-of-birth walls that archival services cannot bypass, make a screenshot of the content after getting past the wall and upload it to Consumer Rights Wiki; content hosted on the wiki may serve as an archival of ''last-resort'', but ideally, proper archival services should be used where possible.

== What you need to do ==
The best possible option is to archive a site in as many places as possible, but any archival link is much better than none at all.

The correct formatting for an archived citation will look something like this:

<code><nowiki>{{Cite web |author=BwE |title=BwE PS4 NOR Validator & BwE SerialReader Script by BetterWayElectronics |url=https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |website=PSHAX |date=27 Nov 2018 |access-date=12 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250408175450/https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |archive-date=8 Apr 2025}}</nowiki></code>

The full list of possible fields can be found here: {{Wplink|Template:Cite web}}. All you need to do is archive the relevant un-archived webpage (or find an archived copy closer to the date the reference initially accessed it), and then update the reference with the archival link.

This can either be done through the source editor (in which case citations will look like the text block above) or through the visual editor's citation tool (this can be found by clicking Insert -> More... -> Citation, or pressing crtl+shift+k).

=== Archival services ===

* [https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive] – Primary, most used archival service.
* [https://archive.today/ Archive.today] – Secondary, popular archival service. (Particularly useful for Reddit posts, social tweets, and websites that explicitly disallow IA.)
* [https://ghostarchive.org/ Ghost Archive] – Tertiary, less popular, but also doesn't block VPN users like the above tend to.
* [https://preservetube.com/ PreserveTube] – Specifically for archiving YouTube videos.
* [https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Special:Upload Consumer Rights Wiki] – Upload screenshots of pages for direct quoting or if an archival service cannot get past something like a registration-wall.

==The list==

Below is a table of all pages on the wiki, and the current status of their references.

Pages that are missing a references section or have an empty references section are listed as "N/A" as they either do not have links that need archiving, or if they do then those links need to be correctly moved to the references section and/or the page completed/cleaned/reformatted before adding archived links, which is beyond the scope of this project (See [[:Category:Articles in need of additional work]]). This may change if references are properly added to these pages in the future.

Last updated on 2026/02/06
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Page Name!!References Archived?!!Archived By
|-
|[[1Password]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[2021 WhatsApp privacy policy updates]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[3B CPAP Devices (3b Medical) (ReactHealth)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[3CX]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[4k Video Downloader+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[5CA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ADDW car systems legislated in the EU]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AEG Power Tools 58V Product Line Discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AMD]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ASUS downgrades a well-reviewed monitor panel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AT&T]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ATSC 3.0]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AWS Lightsail Won't Cancel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer Leap Ware smartwatch bricked by discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Acer settles online breach probe for $115k]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard account lock and forced arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activision discontinues Blur video game]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ad block]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Adobe CS Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe Digital Editions' ebook DRM]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe Lightroom]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe ToS update gives the company rights over consumers' works]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe sued by FTC over hidden fees in subscription plans]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Advertising overload]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AirAsia]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Airpods]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Airthings ASA app release]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Akelius]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alliance Laundry Solutions and Speed Queen]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Allstate]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alltech Services Inc]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Ally Financial]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ally Invest Securities]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Echo changes terms of voice usage]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle removes download feature of purchased books]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon PhotosPlus discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon allows fraudulent product page after manual review]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Amazon alters the content of purchased ebooks]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon locks home owner out of Amazon account over allegation by Amazon delivery driver]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon revokes access to their Appstore on non-Amazon devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon sued for enrolling and charging customers into Audible without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon to charge non-Prime consumers to use Alexa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ancestry.com]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Data Collection]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Developer Verification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Android System SafetyCore]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anker Battery Bank Recall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Anova Culinary]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthropic]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Anti-Cheat Expert]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Anti-privacy legislation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Apple]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's anti-repair and anti-refurbishment practices]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's planned obsolescence incidents]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple App Store]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple Gatekeeper]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Apple Media Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple Self Service Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple TV+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple authorized service provider program]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apps deliberately refusing to work on modded devices]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ariston]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Arity's alleged unauthorized driver data collection through mobile apps]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Arlo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Article suggestions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence/training]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Assioma]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Asus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Asus Charges for Free Service]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Asus voids warranty of devices sent for repair over minor damages and performs unrelated repairs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Asustor Drivestor NAS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audi Basic HVAC "Sync" Function Paywalled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible class action lawsuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audible subsidizes its streaming plan via premium credits]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Australia Competition and Consumer Act 2010]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autel - Otofix]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion360 EOL on Intel based macOS systems running open core legacy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion EOL on Intel based MacOS systems running OpenCore legacy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automatic content recognition]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automotive digital rights management]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Axis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[BMW]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW's heated seat subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BMW's high beam assistant(HBA)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW API restrictions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW feature lockout scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BTicino/Legrand/Netatmo Zigbee devices refuse to connect to third-party gateways]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Backdoor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bait-and-switch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Balena]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Farm Manager]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Lab]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab Authorization Control System]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab LAN mode guide]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandai Namco EULA]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bandicam]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandicam perpetual license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Battery Health Assistance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Battery firmware lockout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Belkin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Best Buy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Best Buy discontinuation of Insignia Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BetterHelp]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Better Way Electronics]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bitly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bitly QRCodeGenerator.com QR code lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bitly QR Code Preview Page Advertising]]||||
|-
|[[BlackVue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Blink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloatware]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bloomberg]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloomberg DMCA strikes GamersNexus video]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Blu-Ray Ultra-HD DRM]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BlueCruise hands-free driving]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BlueDriver OBD2 scanner now requires account login and collects data]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bootloader unlocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch Cloud Dishwasher Incident]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bosch Spexor]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bose QuietComfort Sleepbuds doesn't allow purchasing new case]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Bose kills SoundTouch and speakers lose smart functionality]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[BowFlex, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Box Tops for Education]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brainly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brave browser]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brilliant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadband choice reduction by Brendan Carr's FCC]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadcom Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Industries Ltd.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Refresh EZ Print Subscription Service]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brother printer dcp 3550 cdw cartridges failure]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother printers causing issues with third party inks]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bumpgate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bungie]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bureau of Consumer Protection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy now, pay later]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy one, get one free]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ByteDance]]||N/A||
|-
|[[CAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CARIAD]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CF Moto puts previously included features behind paywall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[COBB Tuning]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[California Privacy Rights Act]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CalyxOS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cambridge Analytica Scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cameras bricked on iPhone 13 series after iOS update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cami Research]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian Bill S-209]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian bread price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian internet providers circumvent CRTC protection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canon]]||N/A||Internet Archive; Preserve Tube
|-
|[[Canon Camera Connect]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canon EOS Webcam Utility patch guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Canon ink DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canonical]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[Canva Affinity Studio adds arbitration clause]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Capital One]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Capital One Shopping]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Carly]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Caveat emptor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cerberus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cerberus Phone Security Login with ad blocker no longer possible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[CgNAT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Chamberlain Group]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Change.org]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Charles Schwab]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Chase Bank]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Chrome OS ends support for school Chromebooks]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Chromium]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cinemark]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Circular economy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Smart Licensing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Systems, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Class action]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clearview AI]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Click-to-cancel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Click Adventure Scam Game: Draining Consumer Wallets and Bypassing Steam Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clip Studio Paint changes perpetual license to subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Clippy Campaign]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cloud (service)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cloudflare]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clover Network, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Coffee Meets Bagel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Colgate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Collective Shout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Comcast]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Commercial weather apps lose summary proceedings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Commodity Futures Trading Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Common Questions, Arguments, & Responses when discussing Flock Surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Commonwealth Bank collection of Biometric Data]]||{{No}}||
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|[[CompTIA]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ConnectedLife SmartDry discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Consent-or-pay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Consumer Advice (UK)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Consumer Defense Code]]||N/A||
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|[[Consumer Financial Protection Bureau]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Consumer Technology Association]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Costco]]||N/A||
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|[[Costco's collection and sharing of data through Meta's tracking pixel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Counter-Strike 2]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Covert Web-to-App Tracking by Meta and Yandex]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cox Communications]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crash Team Racing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crave app refuses televisions based on production date]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Creality forces update that removes features from their 3D scanners]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Creative Fabrica licensing risks and ownership verification concerns]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cricut]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cryptic Studios]]||N/A||
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|[[CursorAI adds rate limits to unlimited plans]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DAZN]]||{{No}}||
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|[[DCS sues Small YouTuber for accurate product review showing battery issues & misleading warranty]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DJI]]||N/A||
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|[[DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DJI Ronin RS4 Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[DSGVO-Portal]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Daily Wire + lifetime Membership Terms Scope of the Subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dark pattern]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Data brokers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Data lock-in]]||{{No}}||
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|[[De-anonymization]]||N/A||
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|[[Dead star server shutdown]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deceptive language frequently used against consumers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Deep Cycle Systems]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deerrun walking pads & treadmills startup]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Delisting and shut down of Age of Empires 3]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Denon HEOS Speakers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Denuvo Anti-Tamper]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Derrimut Gym revokes 24/7 access after running sale promoting 24/7 access gym]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deutsche Kreditbank (DKB)]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Device bricking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Device fingerprint]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Device lifecycle]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Deye]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Dictionary.com shuts down premium app after selling lifetime subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Digital Fairness Act]]||N/A||
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|[[Digital Markets Act]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Digital Millennium Copyright Act]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Digital rights management]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Disabling online features in retaliation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disc rot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Discontinuation bricking]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discontinuation of Samsung Gear 360 Software and Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discord]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+ Ad Policy Change]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Disney+ Household Restrictions & Access Limitations]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Disney requires an active subscription to delete a Disney+ account]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Doordash]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Downloadable content]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DuckDuckGo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Duolingo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Duracell Energy EV Charger]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dymo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson V10/V11 trigger design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson battery lifespan reduced by design and difficult to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dyson covers circuit board in glue]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson ends relationship with third-party repair centers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[E-Bike Tuning Detection: Bosch and Yamaha’s Anti-Tampering Systems]]||N/A||
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|[[EA moves to in-house kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA releases source code of classic command and conquer titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA requires open beta players of battlefield 6 to change their motherboard bios settings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EBay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EBay opts-in users for AI training]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EINSTAR VEGA hidden activation requirement before file transfer is enabled]]||{{No}}||
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|[[EO]]||N/A||
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|[[EU enforcement actions against Shein for consumer rights violations]]||{{No}}||
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|[[EVGA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EZVIZ]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Echelon fitness firmware lockout]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ecoflow]]||{{No}}||
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|[[EduVULCAN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Eight Sleep]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Electron]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Electronic Arts]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Elgato forces Stream Deck users to sign up]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Elsagate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Emerson Sensi Smart Thermostat - ST55U]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[End-user license agreement]]||N/A||
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|[[Enshittification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Entities refusing to distribute copyleft licensed software under license terms]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Epic Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epic Games forces third party account creation in Rocket League]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epson printer waste ink tank conter restrictions]]||N/A||
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|[[Etoro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Eufy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Europe-based news sites enact consent-or-pay for data tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[European Consumer Centre on the Lack of Quality Standards for Exalted Skins]]||{{No}}||
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|[[EviCore]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Excessive data collection by cars]]||N/A||
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|[[Extron]]||{{No}}||
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|[[F1TV concurrent streams limit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FTC sues PepsiCo for rigging Soft Drink Competition]]||N/A||
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|[[FUTO]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Fake memory still being sold on eBay and Amazon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fal (AI company)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[False advertising]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Fandom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fear of missing out]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Features on demand]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Federal Communications Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Federal Trade Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ferrari]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Figma]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Figma threatens companies using "Dev Mode"]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fiio]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Filmora lifetime licenses terminated]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Final Draft software activation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial Industry Regulatory Authority]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial censorship]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Firefox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Firefox introduces TOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[First-sale doctrine]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fisher price smart app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fitbit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fitbit Sense and Versa 3 Battery Performance Program]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flat Earth Clock App]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock Safety]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Flock Safety Nova uses dark web data for surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock license plate readers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Forced User Agreement on Jetbrains IntelliJ software]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced app download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced eSIMs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced identification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced indemnification]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced retention of payment methods]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford ad patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford repossession patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Formlabs]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fossify]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[FreePhoneLine revokes Lifetime VoIP service for monthly subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Free software movement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Friend app]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines Obfuscates Web Check-in Form]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fujifilm Instax Cameras]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Funimation "Forever" Content License Revocation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Future Motion]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Futurehome Smarthub mandatory subscription fee]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[GE Refrigerator water filter DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GE Wall Ovens (Powered by Smart HQ)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GREE Electric]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GTA 5 moves to kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gaia GPS adds "feature" that opts all users into social media profile and location/activity sharing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Game-of-telephone privacy policy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[GameSpy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameSpy server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameStop]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GameStop Short Squeeze]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Games as a service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Geeni]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Data Protection Regulation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Ovens]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Refrigerators]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors (OnStar)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors data collection and sharing controversy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Generative artificial intelligence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact anti-cheat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Gigantti pressured additional subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gillette]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GitHub]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Glance]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Glasswire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoGuardian]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoIt changing its warranty conditions post-sale]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoPro Karma]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro advertises waterproof cameras despite design flaw and lack of warranty]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoTo Group]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Good2Go Mobile (Canada) phases out 3G network, Merges with LuckyMobile]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Goodlife now require App to access gyms]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Android restrict app sideloading]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chrome]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Chrome automatically disables uBlock Origin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chromebook]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Gemini]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Google Jamboard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google LSA terms of service change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Mobile Services]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Nest Protect forced to use Google app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Nest thermostat smart features disabled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Google OnHub]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Google Pixel 6a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel 9 Pro camera bar separates from phone body]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds "Touch and Hold" discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watches do not come with repair options]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Play Integrity API]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google asserts the right to seize phones during repairs]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google forces your device to join their "Find Hub" network, hard to opt out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google password manager overrides third-party autofill]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GrapheneOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Greenwashing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Groupon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guardzilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Guide:How to circumvent Synology hard drive restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guide - Windows 10 end of support]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HBO Max]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HBO Max downgrades lifetime subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HNGRYnsite Camera: From smart kitchen aid to e-waste]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Dynamic Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP Ink Cartridge ID Chip Swap Guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HP Instant Ink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[HP Printers locking functionality behind ink availability]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Reverb G2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP adds 15 minutes to all customer service phone calls]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP systemic DRM and firmware lockouts]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Happiest Baby]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hauptwerk expiration of perpetual license download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Helldivers 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com: easy to subscribe, difficult to unsubscribe]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Hidden EULA language]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hikvision]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hisense H9G Smart TV]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Hogwarts Legacy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Home Bargains]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Home Connect]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Honda]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Honey browser plugin controversy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Huawei]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Humane Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle alters terms of sale]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai Ioniq 5 N brake pad repair restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ICloud]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ID.me]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IFTTT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IFTTT discontinued Legacy plan]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA ÅSKVÄDER]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ILife]]||N/A||
|-
|[[IPhone 6 error 53 fingerprint sensor incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IRobot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Imgur]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Inactive account deletion]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Inclusion of forced arbitration in Crunchyroll January 2025 TOS update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Indeed Forced Arbitration & bundling of consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Infomaniak]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Insta360+]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360 X5]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Instagram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Intel]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Intel CPUs stability issue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interactive Brokers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interchangeable parts]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Internet Archive]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Internet of things]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Intuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Itch.io]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Itron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Jailbreak]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Jeep]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[JetBlue Travel Credits]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[JetBrains retires CodeCanvas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere dealerships are lobbying against right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere fails to uphold right to repair agreement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere security flaws exposed sensitive customer information]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kemper guitar amplifer modeler puts features behind paywall after firmware update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kerbal Space Program 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Kernel level anti-cheats]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kernel level driver]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Keurig]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Keychron k13 pro]]||{{No}} ||
|-
|[[Keyshot]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kia]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[KingSong]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kroger Grocery store electronic shelf labels & facial recognition]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kwikset Kevo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[LA Fitness makes it purposely difficult to cancel memberships]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LG Bootloader incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG G4 malfunctions]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG Television sale of personal data]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LG refrigerator warranty scandal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|-
|[[LaLiga forces Spanish ISPs to mass-block Cloudflare IPs during Soccer Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lamborghini]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LastPass]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lead plaintiff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Leadwerks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[League of Legends: Exalted Skins Exclusive Cosmetics]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Lebara]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Lemmy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo Mirage AR]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo Tablets (Android)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo X1 Carbon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Leo Express]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Liberty Safe]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Lieferando]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Life360]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Life360 Terms of Service Forced Arbitration Agreement]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Lightspeed Aviation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Lincare Holdings Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Linea Sketch revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LinkedIn]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of car models with anti-ownership and anti-privacy practices]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of Google products]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of companies]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of discontinued online-only video games]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of kernel-level anti cheats]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of phones that do not allow bootloader unlock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of products and services with forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[List of products and services with post-purchase license change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of products bricked by discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of services without clear cancellation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Litter Robot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LiveRamp]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LiveView Technologies AI Surveillance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Logitech]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Logitech G HUB]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Logitech Harmony discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Louis Rossmann - Video Directory]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Loyalty cards]]||N/A||
|-
|[[MIRC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MagicGate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Magic Leap]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[MakerBot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Malicious compliance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Malwarebytes]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ManyCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mark Zuckerberg]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mastercard]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Maytag]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mazda]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mazda DMCA takedown of open source Home Assistant app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mazda remote-start subscription]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Medical equipment]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Meetup.com account creation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mega.io]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Memrise]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mercedes-Benz EQS rear-wheel steering requires subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mercedes-Benz locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Mercedes Benz]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Mercury Insurance]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Merkury Innovations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Meta]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Meta AI permanent account suspensions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Microsoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Microsoft Authenticator]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Microsoft Copilot's recall feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Microsoft Edge]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Microsoft Office 2019 for Mac]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Microsoft Office 365]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft account]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft ends use of bypassnro.cmd for Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Miele]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MikroTik ignoring WiFi disconnecting after firmware upgrade on hAP ax3 / ax2 / cAP ax]]||N/A||
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|[[Miku]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Miku Terms of Service and Arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Miku charges subscription for previously free features]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Milwaukee battery drm]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinIO Object Browser: Removal of Management Features]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication]]||N/A||
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|[[Minecraft LAN gameplay paywall]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft account migration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinestoreCMS converting your license without approval]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MitID]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Model F Labs]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Moderation problems in online marketplaces]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Mojang]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Molekule threatens to remotely shut down their app if purifiers used with third party air filters]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monetization overload]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monopoly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Monoprice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Motorola]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Movies Anywhere]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mozilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mullvad VPN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MyFitnessPal regressive upgrade]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NDAA has military right to repair stripped from it in favor of data as a service]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NOOK 1st gen devices end of life]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NOYB]]||N/A||
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|[[NProtect GameGuard]]||N/A||
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|[[NVWB response to the ruling in favor of KNMI]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZXT]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NZXT Flex]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZ eRUC all-cars 24/7 GPS Surveillance proposal]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nanoleaf]]||{{No}}||
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|[[National Security Agency]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Neato cloud shutdown]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Negative option marketing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nestlé]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NetLimiter]]||N/A||
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|[[Netatmo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix Games deactivated]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix delisting 23 game titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix stream-quality controversy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netgate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Newag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ngenic forces subscription on previously “lifetime” Tune customers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike Adapt: Smart shoes with app Integration and discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nikon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nintendo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Nintendo's May 2025 Policy Updates]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3DS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3rd party dock restrictions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo Switch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch Online]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch bans]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nissan]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nissan shuts 2G car service in UK]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro PDF License Deactivating]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nixplay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Non-disclosure agreement]]||N/A||
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|[[Non-fungible tokens]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NordVPN]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Notability]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nothing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nothing Phone (1)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Now TV]]||N/A||
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|[[Nvidia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia buys stake in Intel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia threatens GamersNexus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Octopus Energy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Oculus (Meta) Quest 1 Deprecation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Oculus VR]]||N/A||
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|[[Ofcom]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Okkazeo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ola Electric disables vehicle riding modes without MoveOS+ subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OneDrive]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OnePlus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[OpenAI]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Opera]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Opt-out]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optimum]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[OtO Lawn discontinues solutions program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Other Channels - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Owlet Smart Sock 2 End of Support]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PCIe power connector design linked to melting GPU cables]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PEAK "Roots" Update]]||N/A||
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|[[PEAK (game)]]||N/A||
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|[[PETKIT Pura Max 2 — Region-Lock]]||N/A||
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|[[PFAS cover-up]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PHH Mortgage Corporation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PNC Bank]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[POCO X3 / X3 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PROCON]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Palantir]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Panasonic Lumix S5IIX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Paragon NTFS software license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Part pairing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Patreon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PayPal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PayPal Honey]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Payscore]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pearson]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Peloton]]||N/A||
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|[[Peloton removes Just Run feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Peloton used-equipment activation fee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Personal Information Protection Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Philips Hue starts requiring an account for the hue app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Photobucket]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pinterest]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pitboss Grills]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Pixel 4a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Pixel 5a]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Planned obsolescence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PlayStation restricts how developers can give upgrades to "PS5" editions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Plex Media Server]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pluralsight]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Pluralsight revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Plutus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Pocket Casts]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Podkicker Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PolarBackup - Cloud Storage]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Polestar]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Polestar 2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Polestar paywalls performance update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Positive practices]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Post-purchase EULA modification]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Predatory microtransactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Presonus removes VSL mixing app from VSL audio interfaces products line]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Printer tracking dots]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Protection One 320P1 Security System]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Proton]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Protonmail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Proven Industries v. Trevor McNally]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PsychonautWiki Journal locks drug & interaction tracking behind Paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Purism]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[QIDI 3D printer house fire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Qantas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Qantas sale of tickets for cancelled services (ghost flights)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Qardio]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Qualcomm]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Quidd]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Razer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Corp. Ends Software Degrading Consumer Devices]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Pro Click and Pro Click Mini]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ReCAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reason Studios]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reckon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Shell tracker]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Sky Labs Muzio Player Premium post-purchase terms change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Red Ventures]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Redbox]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit made it impossible for blind Redditors to moderate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Remote disabling]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr data privacy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Requirement for Canon EOS Webcam Utility subscription to enable webcam features on cameras]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ResellerRatings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Retailers requiring police reports for missing items in orders]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Retroactive policy enforcement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Retroid Pocket MINI Handheld]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Reverse engineering Bambu Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reverse engineering vs illegal hacking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Revolut blocked access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Richard Stallman]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Right to own]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ring]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Riot Vanguard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rivian]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Robinhood Financial]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roblox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Roblox's problematic moderation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Roborock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rocksmith]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rockstar Games]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Rohde & Schwarz]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roku]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rovio]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ryanair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[STMicroelectronics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Bothersome visual and audible pop up every 2 hours on certain TV models]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Frame TV asks for subscription to view photos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3's camera gets artificially blocked after unlocking the bootloader]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Odyssey]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung SmartCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Samsung TVs]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung ads in refrigerators]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung self-repair program restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung sued over S22 performance throttle]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Sandisk Wireless Flash Drives]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sassy Saints review copyright claim]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Save Wizard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Scopely, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Screenshot blocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Scribd]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seagate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Seagate sells old hard drives as new]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seattle Avionics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SecuROM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SecuRam installs backdoor on ProLogic series safe locks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Secure boot]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Securities and Exchange Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Securities and Exchange Commission search tools]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security through obscurity]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-destructive design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-hosting]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sengled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Serato DJ Pro / DJM-S11]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sevenhugs Smart Remote products discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sezzle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shopee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shortage of medical ventilators during COVID-19 pandemic]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Shrinkflation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sideloading]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sig Sauer]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Signal cloud backups]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Singapore police jail woman based on data stored in car infotainment system]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SiriusXM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Sketchfab]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[Skoda Citigo Move&Fun app discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[SkyDrop (Smart Irrigation)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Slashdot websites require TOS acceptance without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smart meter]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartaira & plume wifi motion detection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartwool]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Smartwool adds forced arbitration to EULA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smartyplus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Snapchat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Software as a service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Software bricking]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Software locks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SolaX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sonos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sonos forces post-purchase privacy policy change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony's WF-1000XM4 earbuds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony's attempted removal of "purchased" content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Playstation hardware bans from online services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Xperia turns camera monitor into subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony x900h television]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sophos Limited]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SoundCloud]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Special event page:Forced installation of Flock cameras in Denver, Colorado]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spectrum]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Spore (game)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spotify]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spotify Car Thing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spyware]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[StarForce Technologies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Star Citizen]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Starlink]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Starlink replaces subscription pause with $5/mo low speeds]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SteelSeries]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stellantis]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis Customer Data Breach]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis in-car advertisements]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stop Killing Games]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storefront shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storj.io constantly removes free or low cost services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stripe inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stångåstaden kickbacks and hidden rent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subaru Starlink]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subscription service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Subway footlong pass ineligibility]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[SumUp blocks card readers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SunStrong Management LLC puts solar monitoring app behind paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiffer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiggy and Zomato refuse to refund customers for cancelled orders]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Switch Game Key-Card]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology requiring proprietary-branded drives to be used with its NAS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile US]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile T-Life app screen recording controversy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TD Ameritrade]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TP-Link]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tado]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Take Two]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tango Elegoo Edition False Lifetime License]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Target]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tea Dating Advice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Team17]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TeamViewer]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Teamviewer Terminates Perpetual Licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tekken 8 retroactively introducing micro transactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telecom Egypt]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Telegram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telstra]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Temu]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terms of service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular discontinues third-party repair of System 1]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Tesla, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tesla Cybertruck voids warranty if Powershare feature is used]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla asks customers to vote against Right to Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla blames drivers for part failures it admits were defective]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks battery range behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks heated rear seats behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla locks horsepower behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla Powerwall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesvor x500]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Consumer Complaint Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Texas Instruments]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Senate Bill 2420 (2025)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The Economist]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[The Italian digital identity wallet only supports Google-certified Android devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[The US undermines the Transatlantic Data Privacy Framework with the EU by firing PCLOB staff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The rights of residential and holiday mobile homeowners (England)]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thrive Market]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thunderbird]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ticketmaster Entertainment, LLC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tidal updates terms without explanation or opportunity to decline]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[TikTok]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TikTok and AI-powered ad tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Tim Hortons App Collects User Data Without Consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tinder]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tom Evans Audio copyright strike]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tonies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Top Contributors]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Toyota]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[TracFone Wireless, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Trump Mobile]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Trusted computing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Turkcell Superonline]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tuya Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Twitch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[UK Mandatory Digital ID Rollout for Employment 2025]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[UK Online Safety Act]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[UPS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[USAA Bill Pay terms block access unless you agree]]||N/A||
|-
|[[USAGov]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[US Mobile]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Reveddit
|-
|[[Uber]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Uber EULA precludes jury trial]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft forces players in single-player games to be connected to the internet to collect data]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ubox / Anisee / RBX-B10 4G Low-Power Solar Wifi Security Camera]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[UniTranslate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Uniform Commercial Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[United Chargers Inc puts Open Source interface access behind paywall on Grizzl-E car chargers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Unity Engine runtime fee]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Universal Music Group has a team dedicated to eroding fair use rights]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Urban Air Adventure Park]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[User testing for mandatory paid subscription into Tado Smart Thermostat app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[VMware]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VMware licensing change since acquisition by Broadcom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VOIPO overbills customers and denys refunds]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VPN Secure]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRChat]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRS Sim Racing Wheel Base full torque locked behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Value based pricing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve allows ISPs and payment processors to censor content on Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve removes arbitration requirement from Steam Subscriber Agreement]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Venmo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Veo paywalls camera features]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verisk Analytics, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verizon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Verkada Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VidIQ]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Video Games Europe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Video game preservation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Videos to Convert to Articles]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Viessmann]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virgin Media]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virtual Racing School]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Visa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Visual Studio Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VitalSource "Lifetime" false advertising]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vital Proteins sells products with terms and conditions inside the container]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Vitalant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vivint Smart Home, Inc.]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Vizio]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archvie; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vizio fined by the FTC for collecting and selling user data without consumer consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vizio sued over unfairly appropriated software for their SmartCast system]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Voice over LTE]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen AG - SFD(2) / UNCE - Protection of car diagnosis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen car-location data-exposure incident]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Voluntary Recall of NVIDIA Shield K1 Tablets]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volvo VIDA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vont]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vulcan Strength]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vultr]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WKDA GmbH]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wallbox Quasar]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Walmart]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Walmart's Onn devices bricked after update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Waste ink counter]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Waymo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WeTransfer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo discontinuation of service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Western Digital]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Whaling (gaming industry term)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[WhatsApp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Whistle pet tracker shutdown IoT fail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wikipedia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows installation USB drives]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wink]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Winston-Salem Journal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wondershare]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[World of Warcraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wyze]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[X-Mode Social]]||N/A||
|-
|[[X Corp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox Network]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xcode]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xiaomi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Xiaomi Phone unlock requirements and procedure]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xlear]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Yahoo! mandatory use of AI on all consumer services and content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Yandex]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[YouTube]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Youtube age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Yubo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ZEN.COM blocking access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Zyxel]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|}

[[Category:Projects]]

Canonical

2026-02-08T13:48:32Z

Im8685: Archived cited Webs

{{Stub}}{{CompanyCargo
|Description=British software company known for developing Ubuntu.
|Founded=2004
|Industry=Computing
|Logo=Canonical logo 2023.svg
|ParentCompany=
|Type=Private
|Website=https://www.canonical.com/
}}
[[wikipedia:Canonical_(company)|'''Canonical''']] is a software company best known for creating Ubuntu, an Operating system based on Linux. It is largely funded by South African billionaire Mark Shuttleworth.

==Consumer-impact summary==
{{Placeholder box|Overview of concerns that arise from the company's conduct regarding (if applicable):
* User freedom
* User privacy
* Business model
* Market control}}

==Positives==

===Upstreaming in the Linux ecosystem===
Alongside Red Hat and [[Google]], Canonical makes up a substantial portion of upstream security patches in the Linux ecosystem. They maintain AppArmor,<ref>{{Cite web |title=AppArmor |url=https://apparmor.net/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250316220151/https://apparmor.net/ |archive-date=2025-03-16 |access-date=16 Mar 2025 |website=[[AppArmor]]}}</ref> a Linux security system that proactively manages threats, Snap,<ref>{{Cite web |title=The app store for Linux |url=https://snapcraft.io/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250316210326/https://snapcraft.io/ |archive-date=2025-03-16 |access-date=16 Mar 2025 |website=[[Snapcraft]]}}</ref> a Linux appstore with sandbox support, and Livepatch,<ref>{{Cite web |title=Livepatch |url=https://docs.kernel.org/livepatch/livepatch.html |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250403104219/https://docs.kernel.org/livepatch/livepatch.html |archive-date=2025-04-03 |access-date=16 Mar 2025 |website=[[Livepatch]]}}</ref> a system to patch the Linux kernel without needing to reboot.

==Incidents==
This is a list of all consumer-protection incidents this company is involved in. Any incidents not mentioned here can be found in the [[:Category:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|{{PAGENAME}} category]].

===Tracking===
Canonical collects user telemetry from Snap,<ref>{{Cite web |title=Snap Store metrics |url=https://snapcraft.io/docs/snap-store-metrics |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250305174544/https://snapcraft.io/docs/snap-store-metrics |archive-date=2025-03-05 |access-date=16 Mar 2025 |website=[[Snapcraft]]}}</ref> which is shipped by default in Ubuntu.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Installing snap on Ubuntu |url=https://snapcraft.io/docs/installing-snap-on-ubuntu |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250303224655/https://snapcraft.io/docs/installing-snap-on-ubuntu |archive-date=2025-03-03 |access-date=16 Mar 2025 |website=[[Snapcraft]]}}</ref>

Previously, Canonical sent local file search queries to their own servers, which were used to recommend ads on Amazon.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Stallman |first=Richard |date=12 Jul 2012 |title=Ubuntu Spyware: What to do? |url=https://www.fsf.org/blogs/rms/ubuntu-spyware-what-to-do |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250317144129/https://www.fsf.org/blogs/rms/ubuntu-spyware-what-to-do |archive-date=2025-03-17 |access-date=16 Mar 2025 |website=[[Free Software Foundation]]}}</ref> In 2014, this feature was removed.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Hoffman |first=Chris |date=29 Oct 2014 |title=Ubuntu’s Unity 8 desktop will remove the Amazon search ‘spyware’ |url=https://www.pcworld.com/article/436097/ubuntus-unity-8-desktop-removes-the-amazon-search-spyware.html |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250311164248/https://www.pcworld.com/article/436097/ubuntus-unity-8-desktop-removes-the-amazon-search-spyware.html |archive-date=2025-03-11 |access-date=16 Mar 2025 |website=[[PCWorld]]}}</ref>

In 2018, telemetry tracking for hardware components, software configuration, and crashes were added in an opt-out model.<ref>{{Cite web |date=2018-04-06 |title=How to opt-out usage data collection in Ubuntu 18.04 (bionic)? |url=https://superuser.com/questions/1311588/how-to-opt-out-usage-data-collection-in-ubuntu-18-04-bionic |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180406230212/https://superuser.com/questions/1311588/how-to-opt-out-usage-data-collection-in-ubuntu-18-04-bionic |archive-date=2018-04-06 |website=Super User}}</ref>[[File:Grafik.png|alt=Running apt update in the terminal shows an ad for Ubuntu Pro|thumb|Running apt update in the terminal shows an ad for Ubuntu Pro]]

===Ad for Ubuntu Pro when using APT (2022.09 - Present)===
In September 2022, Canonical started adding opt-out<ref>{{Cite web |date=2022-10-09 |title=updates - How to get rid of Ubuntu Pro advertisement when updating apt? |url=https://askubuntu.com/questions/1434512/how-to-get-rid-of-ubuntu-pro-advertisement-when-updating-apt |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20221009180059/https://askubuntu.com/questions/1434512/how-to-get-rid-of-ubuntu-pro-advertisement-when-updating-apt |archive-date=2022-10-09 |website=askubuntu.com}}</ref> ads for their Ubuntu Pro service when using APT.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Sneddon |first=Joey |date=2023-01-26 |title=Ubuntu's New Terminal 'Ad' is Angering Users |url=https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2022/10/ubuntu-pro-terminal-ad |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20221013141920/https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2022/10/ubuntu-pro-terminal-ad |archive-date=2022-10-13 |website=OMG! Ubuntu}}</ref>

==Products==

*Ubuntu

==See also==

{{Placeholder box|Link to relevant theme articles or companies with similar incidents.}}

==References==
<references />
[[Category:Software companies]]
[[Category:Linux]]

Projects:Archive everything

2026-02-08T13:25:40Z

Im8685:

This project aims to get as many reference links as possible on the wiki switched over to archival links, instead of live links.

== The need to fight link rot ==
Everywhere on the internet, you get link rot - where linked pages either get taken offline, or changed, and the link is no longer useful for its original purpose. Link rot is a doubly serious issue for the Consumer Rights Wiki, as fairly substantial points of fact about companies or incidents may hang on our references, which will often point to a company's own website. The best available way to counter link rot is through archival, and this page serves as a hub for making sure every wiki article has its references archived.

Of particular importance are any links to central pieces of evidence used to support a claim of fact related to something a company has said or done, especially if it is on the website of a company, and can be taken down by them at any time. A reference supporting a more commonly available and frequently changing fact like 'Apple's market cap is $x' is not as important to archive as a company's FAQ, but it certainly won't hurt to do so.

Certain webpages are un-usable when archived, typically due to paywalls or embedded dynamic content, and archival may not be appropriate for links leading to this kind of page. Some webpages require the use of a specific archival service (e.g. PreserveTube for YouTube links). To archive pages behind registration or date-of-birth walls that archival services cannot bypass, make a screenshot of the content after getting past the wall and upload it to Consumer Rights Wiki; content hosted on the wiki may serve as an archival of ''last-resort'', but ideally, proper archival services should be used where possible.

== What you need to do ==
The best possible option is to archive a site in as many places as possible, but any archival link is much better than none at all.

The correct formatting for an archived citation will look something like this:

<code><nowiki>{{Cite web |author=BwE |title=BwE PS4 NOR Validator & BwE SerialReader Script by BetterWayElectronics |url=https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |website=PSHAX |date=27 Nov 2018 |access-date=12 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250408175450/https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |archive-date=8 Apr 2025}}</nowiki></code>

The full list of possible fields can be found here: {{Wplink|Template:Cite web}}. All you need to do is archive the relevant un-archived webpage (or find an archived copy closer to the date the reference initially accessed it), and then update the reference with the archival link.

This can either be done through the source editor (in which case citations will look like the text block above) or through the visual editor's citation tool (this can be found by clicking Insert -> More... -> Citation, or pressing crtl+shift+k).

=== Archival services ===

* [https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive] – Primary, most used archival service.
* [https://archive.today/ Archive.today] – Secondary, popular archival service. (Particularly useful for Reddit posts, social tweets, and websites that explicitly disallow IA.)
* [https://ghostarchive.org/ Ghost Archive] – Tertiary, less popular, but also doesn't block VPN users like the above tend to.
* [https://preservetube.com/ PreserveTube] – Specifically for archiving YouTube videos.
* [https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Special:Upload Consumer Rights Wiki] – Upload screenshots of pages for direct quoting or if an archival service cannot get past something like a registration-wall.

==The list==

Below is a table of all pages on the wiki, and the current status of their references.

Pages that are missing a references section or have an empty references section are listed as "N/A" as they either do not have links that need archiving, or if they do then those links need to be correctly moved to the references section and/or the page completed/cleaned/reformatted before adding archived links, which is beyond the scope of this project (See [[:Category:Articles in need of additional work]]). This may change if references are properly added to these pages in the future.

Last updated on 2026/02/06
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Page Name!!References Archived?!!Archived By
|-
|[[1Password]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[2021 WhatsApp privacy policy updates]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[3B CPAP Devices (3b Medical) (ReactHealth)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[3CX]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[4k Video Downloader+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[5CA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ADDW car systems legislated in the EU]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AEG Power Tools 58V Product Line Discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AMD]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ASUS downgrades a well-reviewed monitor panel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AT&T]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ATSC 3.0]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AWS Lightsail Won't Cancel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer Leap Ware smartwatch bricked by discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Acer settles online breach probe for $115k]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard account lock and forced arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activision discontinues Blur video game]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ad block]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Adobe CS Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe Digital Editions' ebook DRM]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe Lightroom]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe ToS update gives the company rights over consumers' works]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe sued by FTC over hidden fees in subscription plans]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Advertising overload]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AirAsia]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Airpods]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Airthings ASA app release]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Akelius]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alliance Laundry Solutions and Speed Queen]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Allstate]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alltech Services Inc]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Ally Financial]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ally Invest Securities]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Echo changes terms of voice usage]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle removes download feature of purchased books]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon PhotosPlus discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon allows fraudulent product page after manual review]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Amazon alters the content of purchased ebooks]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon locks home owner out of Amazon account over allegation by Amazon delivery driver]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon revokes access to their Appstore on non-Amazon devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon sued for enrolling and charging customers into Audible without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon to charge non-Prime consumers to use Alexa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ancestry.com]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Data Collection]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Developer Verification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Android System SafetyCore]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anker Battery Bank Recall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Anova Culinary]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthropic]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Anti-Cheat Expert]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Anti-privacy legislation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Apple]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's anti-repair and anti-refurbishment practices]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's planned obsolescence incidents]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple App Store]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple Gatekeeper]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Apple Media Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple Self Service Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple TV+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple authorized service provider program]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apps deliberately refusing to work on modded devices]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ariston]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Arity's alleged unauthorized driver data collection through mobile apps]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Arlo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Article suggestions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence/training]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Assioma]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Asus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Asus Charges for Free Service]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Asus voids warranty of devices sent for repair over minor damages and performs unrelated repairs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Asustor Drivestor NAS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audi Basic HVAC "Sync" Function Paywalled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible class action lawsuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audible subsidizes its streaming plan via premium credits]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Australia Competition and Consumer Act 2010]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autel - Otofix]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion360 EOL on Intel based macOS systems running open core legacy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion EOL on Intel based MacOS systems running OpenCore legacy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automatic content recognition]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automotive digital rights management]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Axis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[BMW]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW's heated seat subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BMW's high beam assistant(HBA)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW API restrictions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW feature lockout scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BTicino/Legrand/Netatmo Zigbee devices refuse to connect to third-party gateways]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Backdoor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bait-and-switch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Balena]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Farm Manager]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Lab]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab Authorization Control System]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab LAN mode guide]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandai Namco EULA]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bandicam]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandicam perpetual license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Battery Health Assistance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Battery firmware lockout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Belkin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Best Buy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Best Buy discontinuation of Insignia Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BetterHelp]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Better Way Electronics]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bitly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bitly QRCodeGenerator.com QR code lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bitly QR Code Preview Page Advertising]]||||
|-
|[[BlackVue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Blink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloatware]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bloomberg]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloomberg DMCA strikes GamersNexus video]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Blu-Ray Ultra-HD DRM]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BlueCruise hands-free driving]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BlueDriver OBD2 scanner now requires account login and collects data]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bootloader unlocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch Cloud Dishwasher Incident]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bosch Spexor]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bose QuietComfort Sleepbuds doesn't allow purchasing new case]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Bose kills SoundTouch and speakers lose smart functionality]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[BowFlex, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Box Tops for Education]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brainly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brave browser]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brilliant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadband choice reduction by Brendan Carr's FCC]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadcom Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Industries Ltd.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Refresh EZ Print Subscription Service]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brother printer dcp 3550 cdw cartridges failure]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Brother printers causing issues with third party inks]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bumpgate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bungie]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bureau of Consumer Protection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy now, pay later]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy one, get one free]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ByteDance]]||N/A||
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|[[CAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CARIAD]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CF Moto puts previously included features behind paywall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[COBB Tuning]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[California Privacy Rights Act]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CalyxOS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cambridge Analytica Scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cameras bricked on iPhone 13 series after iOS update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cami Research]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian Bill S-209]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian bread price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian internet providers circumvent CRTC protection]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Canon]]||N/A||Internet Archive; Preserve Tube
|-
|[[Canon Camera Connect]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canon EOS Webcam Utility patch guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Canon ink DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canonical]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canva Affinity Studio adds arbitration clause]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Capital One]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Capital One Shopping]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Carly]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Caveat emptor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cerberus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cerberus Phone Security Login with ad blocker no longer possible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[CgNAT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Chamberlain Group]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Change.org]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Charles Schwab]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Chase Bank]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Chrome OS ends support for school Chromebooks]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Chromium]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cinemark]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Circular economy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Smart Licensing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Systems, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Class action]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clearview AI]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Click-to-cancel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Click Adventure Scam Game: Draining Consumer Wallets and Bypassing Steam Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clip Studio Paint changes perpetual license to subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Clippy Campaign]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cloud (service)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cloudflare]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clover Network, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Coffee Meets Bagel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Colgate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Collective Shout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Comcast]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Commercial weather apps lose summary proceedings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Commodity Futures Trading Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Common Questions, Arguments, & Responses when discussing Flock Surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Commonwealth Bank collection of Biometric Data]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[CompTIA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ConnectedLife SmartDry discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Consent-or-pay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Consumer Advice (UK)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Consumer Defense Code]]||N/A||
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|[[Consumer Financial Protection Bureau]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Consumer Technology Association]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Costco]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Costco's collection and sharing of data through Meta's tracking pixel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Counter-Strike 2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Covert Web-to-App Tracking by Meta and Yandex]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cox Communications]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crash Team Racing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crave app refuses televisions based on production date]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Creality forces update that removes features from their 3D scanners]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Creative Fabrica licensing risks and ownership verification concerns]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cricut]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cryptic Studios]]||N/A||
|-
|[[CursorAI adds rate limits to unlimited plans]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DAZN]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DCS sues Small YouTuber for accurate product review showing battery issues & misleading warranty]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DJI]]||N/A||
|-
|[[DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DJI Ronin RS4 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DSGVO-Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Daily Wire + lifetime Membership Terms Scope of the Subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dark pattern]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Data brokers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Data lock-in]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[De-anonymization]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Dead star server shutdown]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deceptive language frequently used against consumers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Deep Cycle Systems]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deerrun walking pads & treadmills startup]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Delisting and shut down of Age of Empires 3]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Denon HEOS Speakers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Denuvo Anti-Tamper]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Derrimut Gym revokes 24/7 access after running sale promoting 24/7 access gym]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deutsche Kreditbank (DKB)]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Device bricking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Device fingerprint]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Device lifecycle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Deye]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dictionary.com shuts down premium app after selling lifetime subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital Fairness Act]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Digital Markets Act]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Digital Millennium Copyright Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital rights management]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Disabling online features in retaliation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disc rot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Discontinuation bricking]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discontinuation of Samsung Gear 360 Software and Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discord]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+ Ad Policy Change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney+ Household Restrictions & Access Limitations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney requires an active subscription to delete a Disney+ account]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Doordash]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Downloadable content]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DuckDuckGo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Duolingo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Duracell Energy EV Charger]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dymo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson V10/V11 trigger design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson battery lifespan reduced by design and difficult to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dyson covers circuit board in glue]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson ends relationship with third-party repair centers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[E-Bike Tuning Detection: Bosch and Yamaha’s Anti-Tampering Systems]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EA moves to in-house kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA releases source code of classic command and conquer titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA requires open beta players of battlefield 6 to change their motherboard bios settings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EBay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EBay opts-in users for AI training]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EINSTAR VEGA hidden activation requirement before file transfer is enabled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EO]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EU enforcement actions against Shein for consumer rights violations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EVGA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EZVIZ]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Echelon fitness firmware lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ecoflow]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EduVULCAN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Eight Sleep]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Electron]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Electronic Arts]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Elgato forces Stream Deck users to sign up]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Elsagate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Emerson Sensi Smart Thermostat - ST55U]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[End-user license agreement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Enshittification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Entities refusing to distribute copyleft licensed software under license terms]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Epic Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epic Games forces third party account creation in Rocket League]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epson printer waste ink tank conter restrictions]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Etoro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Eufy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Europe-based news sites enact consent-or-pay for data tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[European Consumer Centre on the Lack of Quality Standards for Exalted Skins]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EviCore]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Excessive data collection by cars]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Extron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[F1TV concurrent streams limit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FTC sues PepsiCo for rigging Soft Drink Competition]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FUTO]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fake memory still being sold on eBay and Amazon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fal (AI company)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[False advertising]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Fandom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fear of missing out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Features on demand]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Federal Communications Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Federal Trade Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ferrari]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Figma]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Figma threatens companies using "Dev Mode"]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fiio]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Filmora lifetime licenses terminated]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Final Draft software activation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial Industry Regulatory Authority]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial censorship]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Firefox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Firefox introduces TOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[First-sale doctrine]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fisher price smart app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fitbit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fitbit Sense and Versa 3 Battery Performance Program]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flat Earth Clock App]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock Safety]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Flock Safety Nova uses dark web data for surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock license plate readers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Forced User Agreement on Jetbrains IntelliJ software]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced app download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced eSIMs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced identification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced indemnification]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced retention of payment methods]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford ad patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford repossession patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Formlabs]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fossify]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[FreePhoneLine revokes Lifetime VoIP service for monthly subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Free software movement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Friend app]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines Obfuscates Web Check-in Form]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fujifilm Instax Cameras]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Funimation "Forever" Content License Revocation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Future Motion]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Futurehome Smarthub mandatory subscription fee]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[GE Refrigerator water filter DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GE Wall Ovens (Powered by Smart HQ)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GREE Electric]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GTA 5 moves to kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gaia GPS adds "feature" that opts all users into social media profile and location/activity sharing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Game-of-telephone privacy policy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[GameSpy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameSpy server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameStop]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GameStop Short Squeeze]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Games as a service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Geeni]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Data Protection Regulation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Ovens]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Refrigerators]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors (OnStar)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors data collection and sharing controversy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Generative artificial intelligence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact anti-cheat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Gigantti pressured additional subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gillette]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GitHub]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Glance]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Glasswire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoGuardian]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoIt changing its warranty conditions post-sale]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoPro Karma]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro advertises waterproof cameras despite design flaw and lack of warranty]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoTo Group]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Good2Go Mobile (Canada) phases out 3G network, Merges with LuckyMobile]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Goodlife now require App to access gyms]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Android restrict app sideloading]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chrome]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Chrome automatically disables uBlock Origin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chromebook]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Gemini]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Google Jamboard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google LSA terms of service change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Mobile Services]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Nest Protect forced to use Google app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Nest thermostat smart features disabled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Google OnHub]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Google Pixel 6a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel 9 Pro camera bar separates from phone body]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds "Touch and Hold" discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watches do not come with repair options]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Play Integrity API]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google asserts the right to seize phones during repairs]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google forces your device to join their "Find Hub" network, hard to opt out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google password manager overrides third-party autofill]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GrapheneOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Greenwashing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Groupon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guardzilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Guide:How to circumvent Synology hard drive restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guide - Windows 10 end of support]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HBO Max]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HBO Max downgrades lifetime subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HNGRYnsite Camera: From smart kitchen aid to e-waste]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Dynamic Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP Ink Cartridge ID Chip Swap Guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HP Instant Ink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[HP Printers locking functionality behind ink availability]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Reverb G2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP adds 15 minutes to all customer service phone calls]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP systemic DRM and firmware lockouts]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Happiest Baby]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hauptwerk expiration of perpetual license download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Helldivers 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com: easy to subscribe, difficult to unsubscribe]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Hidden EULA language]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hikvision]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hisense H9G Smart TV]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Hogwarts Legacy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Home Bargains]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Home Connect]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Honda]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Honey browser plugin controversy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Huawei]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Humane Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle alters terms of sale]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai Ioniq 5 N brake pad repair restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ICloud]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ID.me]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IFTTT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IFTTT discontinued Legacy plan]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA ÅSKVÄDER]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ILife]]||N/A||
|-
|[[IPhone 6 error 53 fingerprint sensor incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IRobot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Imgur]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Inactive account deletion]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Inclusion of forced arbitration in Crunchyroll January 2025 TOS update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Indeed Forced Arbitration & bundling of consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Infomaniak]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Insta360+]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360 X5]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Instagram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Intel]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Intel CPUs stability issue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interactive Brokers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interchangeable parts]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Internet Archive]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Internet of things]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Intuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Itch.io]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Itron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Jailbreak]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Jeep]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[JetBlue Travel Credits]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[JetBrains retires CodeCanvas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere dealerships are lobbying against right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere fails to uphold right to repair agreement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere security flaws exposed sensitive customer information]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kemper guitar amplifer modeler puts features behind paywall after firmware update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kerbal Space Program 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Kernel level anti-cheats]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kernel level driver]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Keurig]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Keychron k13 pro]]||{{No}} ||
|-
|[[Keyshot]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kia]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[KingSong]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kroger Grocery store electronic shelf labels & facial recognition]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kwikset Kevo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[LA Fitness makes it purposely difficult to cancel memberships]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LG Bootloader incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG G4 malfunctions]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG Television sale of personal data]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LG refrigerator warranty scandal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|-
|[[LaLiga forces Spanish ISPs to mass-block Cloudflare IPs during Soccer Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lamborghini]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LastPass]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lead plaintiff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Leadwerks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[League of Legends: Exalted Skins Exclusive Cosmetics]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Lebara]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Lemmy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo Mirage AR]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo Tablets (Android)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Lenovo X1 Carbon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Leo Express]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Liberty Safe]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Lieferando]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Life360]]||N/A||
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|[[Life360 Terms of Service Forced Arbitration Agreement]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Lightspeed Aviation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Lincare Holdings Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Linea Sketch revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[LinkedIn]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of car models with anti-ownership and anti-privacy practices]]||N/A||
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|[[List of Google products]]||N/A||
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|[[List of companies]]||N/A||
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|[[List of discontinued online-only video games]]||N/A||
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|[[List of kernel-level anti cheats]]||N/A||
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|[[List of phones that do not allow bootloader unlock]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of products and services with forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[List of products and services with post-purchase license change]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of products bricked by discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[List of services without clear cancellation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Litter Robot]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LiveRamp]]||{{No}}||
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|[[LiveView Technologies AI Surveillance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Logitech]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Logitech G HUB]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Logitech Harmony discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Louis Rossmann - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Loyalty cards]]||N/A||
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|[[MIRC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[MagicGate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Magic Leap]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MakerBot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Malicious compliance]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Malwarebytes]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ManyCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mark Zuckerberg]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mastercard]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Maytag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda DMCA takedown of open source Home Assistant app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Mazda remote-start subscription]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Medical equipment]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meetup.com account creation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mega.io]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Memrise]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mercedes-Benz EQS rear-wheel steering requires subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mercedes-Benz locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mercedes Benz]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Mercury Insurance]]||N/A||
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|[[Merkury Innovations]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meta]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Meta AI permanent account suspensions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Microsoft Authenticator]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Copilot's recall feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Edge]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Office 2019 for Mac]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Office 365]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft account]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft ends use of bypassnro.cmd for Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Miele]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MikroTik ignoring WiFi disconnecting after firmware upgrade on hAP ax3 / ax2 / cAP ax]]||N/A||
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|[[Miku]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Miku Terms of Service and Arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Miku charges subscription for previously free features]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Milwaukee battery drm]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinIO Object Browser: Removal of Management Features]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication]]||N/A||
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|[[Minecraft LAN gameplay paywall]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft account migration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinestoreCMS converting your license without approval]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MitID]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Model F Labs]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Moderation problems in online marketplaces]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Mojang]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Molekule threatens to remotely shut down their app if purifiers used with third party air filters]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monetization overload]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monopoly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Monoprice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Motorola]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Movies Anywhere]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mozilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Mullvad VPN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[MyFitnessPal regressive upgrade]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NDAA has military right to repair stripped from it in favor of data as a service]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NOOK 1st gen devices end of life]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[NOYB]]||N/A||
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|[[NProtect GameGuard]]||N/A||
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|[[NVWB response to the ruling in favor of KNMI]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZXT]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NZXT Flex]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZ eRUC all-cars 24/7 GPS Surveillance proposal]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nanoleaf]]||{{No}}||
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|[[National Security Agency]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Neato cloud shutdown]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Negative option marketing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nestlé]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NetLimiter]]||N/A||
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|[[Netatmo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix Games deactivated]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix delisting 23 game titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix stream-quality controversy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netgate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Newag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ngenic forces subscription on previously “lifetime” Tune customers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike Adapt: Smart shoes with app Integration and discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nikon]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Nintendo's May 2025 Policy Updates]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3DS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3rd party dock restrictions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo Switch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch Online]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch bans]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nissan]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nissan shuts 2G car service in UK]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro PDF License Deactivating]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nixplay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Non-disclosure agreement]]||N/A||
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|[[Non-fungible tokens]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NordVPN]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Notability]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Nothing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nothing Phone (1)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Now TV]]||N/A||
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|[[Nvidia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia buys stake in Intel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia threatens GamersNexus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Octopus Energy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Oculus (Meta) Quest 1 Deprecation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Oculus VR]]||N/A||
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|[[Ofcom]]||N/A||
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|[[Okkazeo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ola Electric disables vehicle riding modes without MoveOS+ subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OneDrive]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OnePlus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[OpenAI]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Opera]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Opt-out]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optimum]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[OtO Lawn discontinues solutions program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Other Channels - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Owlet Smart Sock 2 End of Support]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PCIe power connector design linked to melting GPU cables]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PEAK "Roots" Update]]||N/A||
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|[[PEAK (game)]]||N/A||
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|[[PETKIT Pura Max 2 — Region-Lock]]||N/A||
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|[[PFAS cover-up]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PHH Mortgage Corporation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PNC Bank]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[POCO X3 / X3 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PROCON]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Palantir]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Panasonic Lumix S5IIX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Paragon NTFS software license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Part pairing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Patreon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PayPal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PayPal Honey]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Payscore]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pearson]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Peloton]]||N/A||
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|[[Peloton removes Just Run feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Peloton used-equipment activation fee]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Personal Information Protection Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Philips Hue starts requiring an account for the hue app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Photobucket]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pinterest]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pitboss Grills]]||N/A||
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|[[Pixel 4a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Pixel 5a]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Planned obsolescence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PlayStation restricts how developers can give upgrades to "PS5" editions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Plex Media Server]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pluralsight]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Pluralsight revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Plutus]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Pocket Casts]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Podkicker Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PolarBackup - Cloud Storage]]||N/A||
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|[[Polestar]]||N/A||
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|[[Polestar 2]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Polestar paywalls performance update]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Positive practices]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Post-purchase EULA modification]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Predatory microtransactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Presonus removes VSL mixing app from VSL audio interfaces products line]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Printer tracking dots]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Protection One 320P1 Security System]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Proton]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Protonmail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Proven Industries v. Trevor McNally]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PsychonautWiki Journal locks drug & interaction tracking behind Paywall]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Purism]]||{{No}}||
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|[[QIDI 3D printer house fire]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Qantas]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Qantas sale of tickets for cancelled services (ghost flights)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Qardio]]||N/A||
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|[[Qualcomm]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Quidd]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Razer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Corp. Ends Software Degrading Consumer Devices]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Razer Pro Click and Pro Click Mini]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ReCAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reason Studios]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reckon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Shell tracker]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Sky Labs Muzio Player Premium post-purchase terms change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Red Ventures]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Redbox]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit made it impossible for blind Redditors to moderate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Remote disabling]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr]]||N/A||
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|[[RepairShopr data privacy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Requirement for Canon EOS Webcam Utility subscription to enable webcam features on cameras]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ResellerRatings]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Retailers requiring police reports for missing items in orders]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Retroactive policy enforcement]]||N/A||
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|[[Retroid Pocket MINI Handheld]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Reverse engineering Bambu Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reverse engineering vs illegal hacking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Revolut blocked access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Richard Stallman]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Right to own]]||N/A||
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|[[Right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ring]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Riot Vanguard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rivian]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Robinhood Financial]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roblox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Roblox's problematic moderation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Roborock]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Rocksmith]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Rockstar Games]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Rohde & Schwarz]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Roku]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rovio]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ryanair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[STMicroelectronics]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Samsung]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Bothersome visual and audible pop up every 2 hours on certain TV models]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Frame TV asks for subscription to view photos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3's camera gets artificially blocked after unlocking the bootloader]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Samsung Odyssey]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Samsung SmartCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Samsung TVs]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung ads in refrigerators]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung self-repair program restrictions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Samsung sued over S22 performance throttle]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Sandisk Wireless Flash Drives]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Sassy Saints review copyright claim]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Save Wizard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Scopely, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Screenshot blocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Scribd]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seagate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Seagate sells old hard drives as new]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seattle Avionics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SecuROM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SecuRam installs backdoor on ProLogic series safe locks]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Secure boot]]||N/A||
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|[[Securities and Exchange Commission]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Securities and Exchange Commission search tools]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Security]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Security through obscurity]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-destructive design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-hosting]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sengled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Serato DJ Pro / DJM-S11]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Sevenhugs Smart Remote products discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sezzle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shopee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shortage of medical ventilators during COVID-19 pandemic]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Shrinkflation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sideloading]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Sig Sauer]]||N/A||
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|[[Signal cloud backups]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Singapore police jail woman based on data stored in car infotainment system]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SiriusXM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Sketchfab]]||{{Yes}}||
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|[[Skoda Citigo Move&Fun app discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||
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|[[SkyDrop (Smart Irrigation)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Slashdot websites require TOS acceptance without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smart meter]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartaira & plume wifi motion detection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartwool]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Smartwool adds forced arbitration to EULA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smartyplus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Snapchat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Software as a service]]||N/A||
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|[[Software bricking]]||N/A||
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|[[Software locks]]||{{No}}||
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|[[SolaX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sonos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sonos forces post-purchase privacy policy change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony's WF-1000XM4 earbuds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony's attempted removal of "purchased" content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Playstation hardware bans from online services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Xperia turns camera monitor into subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony x900h television]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sophos Limited]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SoundCloud]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Special event page:Forced installation of Flock cameras in Denver, Colorado]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spectrum]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Spore (game)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spotify]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spotify Car Thing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spyware]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[StarForce Technologies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Star Citizen]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Starlink]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Starlink replaces subscription pause with $5/mo low speeds]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SteelSeries]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stellantis]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis Customer Data Breach]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis in-car advertisements]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stop Killing Games]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storefront shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storj.io constantly removes free or low cost services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stripe inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stångåstaden kickbacks and hidden rent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subaru Starlink]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subscription service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Subway footlong pass ineligibility]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[SumUp blocks card readers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SunStrong Management LLC puts solar monitoring app behind paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiffer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiggy and Zomato refuse to refund customers for cancelled orders]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Switch Game Key-Card]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology requiring proprietary-branded drives to be used with its NAS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile US]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile T-Life app screen recording controversy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TD Ameritrade]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TP-Link]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tado]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Take Two]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tango Elegoo Edition False Lifetime License]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Target]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tea Dating Advice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Team17]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TeamViewer]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Teamviewer Terminates Perpetual Licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tekken 8 retroactively introducing micro transactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telecom Egypt]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Telegram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telstra]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Temu]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terms of service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular discontinues third-party repair of System 1]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Tesla, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tesla Cybertruck voids warranty if Powershare feature is used]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla asks customers to vote against Right to Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla blames drivers for part failures it admits were defective]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks battery range behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks heated rear seats behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla locks horsepower behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla Powerwall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesvor x500]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Consumer Complaint Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Texas Instruments]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Senate Bill 2420 (2025)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The Economist]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[The Italian digital identity wallet only supports Google-certified Android devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[The US undermines the Transatlantic Data Privacy Framework with the EU by firing PCLOB staff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The rights of residential and holiday mobile homeowners (England)]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thrive Market]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thunderbird]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ticketmaster Entertainment, LLC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tidal updates terms without explanation or opportunity to decline]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[TikTok]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TikTok and AI-powered ad tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Tim Hortons App Collects User Data Without Consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tinder]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tom Evans Audio copyright strike]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tonies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Top Contributors]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Toyota]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[TracFone Wireless, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Trump Mobile]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Trusted computing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Turkcell Superonline]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tuya Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Twitch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[UK Mandatory Digital ID Rollout for Employment 2025]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[UK Online Safety Act]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[UPS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[USAA Bill Pay terms block access unless you agree]]||N/A||
|-
|[[USAGov]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[US Mobile]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Reveddit
|-
|[[Uber]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Uber EULA precludes jury trial]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft forces players in single-player games to be connected to the internet to collect data]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ubox / Anisee / RBX-B10 4G Low-Power Solar Wifi Security Camera]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[UniTranslate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Uniform Commercial Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[United Chargers Inc puts Open Source interface access behind paywall on Grizzl-E car chargers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Unity Engine runtime fee]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Universal Music Group has a team dedicated to eroding fair use rights]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Urban Air Adventure Park]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[User testing for mandatory paid subscription into Tado Smart Thermostat app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[VMware]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VMware licensing change since acquisition by Broadcom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VOIPO overbills customers and denys refunds]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VPN Secure]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRChat]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRS Sim Racing Wheel Base full torque locked behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Value based pricing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve allows ISPs and payment processors to censor content on Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve removes arbitration requirement from Steam Subscriber Agreement]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Venmo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Veo paywalls camera features]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verisk Analytics, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verizon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Verkada Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VidIQ]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Video Games Europe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Video game preservation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Videos to Convert to Articles]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Viessmann]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virgin Media]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virtual Racing School]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Visa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Visual Studio Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VitalSource "Lifetime" false advertising]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vital Proteins sells products with terms and conditions inside the container]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Vitalant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vivint Smart Home, Inc.]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Vizio]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archvie; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vizio fined by the FTC for collecting and selling user data without consumer consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vizio sued over unfairly appropriated software for their SmartCast system]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Voice over LTE]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen AG - SFD(2) / UNCE - Protection of car diagnosis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen car-location data-exposure incident]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Voluntary Recall of NVIDIA Shield K1 Tablets]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volvo VIDA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vont]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vulcan Strength]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vultr]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WKDA GmbH]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wallbox Quasar]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Walmart]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Walmart's Onn devices bricked after update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Waste ink counter]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Waymo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WeTransfer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo discontinuation of service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Western Digital]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Whaling (gaming industry term)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[WhatsApp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Whistle pet tracker shutdown IoT fail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wikipedia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows installation USB drives]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wink]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Winston-Salem Journal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wondershare]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[World of Warcraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wyze]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[X-Mode Social]]||N/A||
|-
|[[X Corp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox Network]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xcode]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xiaomi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Xiaomi Phone unlock requirements and procedure]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xlear]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Yahoo! mandatory use of AI on all consumer services and content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Yandex]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[YouTube]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Youtube age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Yubo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ZEN.COM blocking access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Zyxel]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|}

[[Category:Projects]]

Projects:Archive everything

2026-02-08T13:24:48Z

Im8685: Updated "canon" ,although it is a stub and out of scope of this project rn

This project aims to get as many reference links as possible on the wiki switched over to archival links, instead of live links.

== The need to fight link rot ==
Everywhere on the internet, you get link rot - where linked pages either get taken offline, or changed, and the link is no longer useful for its original purpose. Link rot is a doubly serious issue for the Consumer Rights Wiki, as fairly substantial points of fact about companies or incidents may hang on our references, which will often point to a company's own website. The best available way to counter link rot is through archival, and this page serves as a hub for making sure every wiki article has its references archived.

Of particular importance are any links to central pieces of evidence used to support a claim of fact related to something a company has said or done, especially if it is on the website of a company, and can be taken down by them at any time. A reference supporting a more commonly available and frequently changing fact like 'Apple's market cap is $x' is not as important to archive as a company's FAQ, but it certainly won't hurt to do so.

Certain webpages are un-usable when archived, typically due to paywalls or embedded dynamic content, and archival may not be appropriate for links leading to this kind of page. Some webpages require the use of a specific archival service (e.g. PreserveTube for YouTube links). To archive pages behind registration or date-of-birth walls that archival services cannot bypass, make a screenshot of the content after getting past the wall and upload it to Consumer Rights Wiki; content hosted on the wiki may serve as an archival of ''last-resort'', but ideally, proper archival services should be used where possible.

== What you need to do ==
The best possible option is to archive a site in as many places as possible, but any archival link is much better than none at all.

The correct formatting for an archived citation will look something like this:

<code><nowiki>{{Cite web |author=BwE |title=BwE PS4 NOR Validator & BwE SerialReader Script by BetterWayElectronics |url=https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |website=PSHAX |date=27 Nov 2018 |access-date=12 Nov 2025 |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20250408175450/https://www.psxhax.com/threads/bwe-ps4-nor-validator-bwe-serialreader-script-by-betterwayelectronics.6139/ |archive-date=8 Apr 2025}}</nowiki></code>

The full list of possible fields can be found here: {{Wplink|Template:Cite web}}. All you need to do is archive the relevant un-archived webpage (or find an archived copy closer to the date the reference initially accessed it), and then update the reference with the archival link.

This can either be done through the source editor (in which case citations will look like the text block above) or through the visual editor's citation tool (this can be found by clicking Insert -> More... -> Citation, or pressing crtl+shift+k).

=== Archival services ===

* [https://web.archive.org/ Internet Archive] – Primary, most used archival service.
* [https://archive.today/ Archive.today] – Secondary, popular archival service. (Particularly useful for Reddit posts, social tweets, and websites that explicitly disallow IA.)
* [https://ghostarchive.org/ Ghost Archive] – Tertiary, less popular, but also doesn't block VPN users like the above tend to.
* [https://preservetube.com/ PreserveTube] – Specifically for archiving YouTube videos.
* [https://consumerrights.wiki/w/Special:Upload Consumer Rights Wiki] – Upload screenshots of pages for direct quoting or if an archival service cannot get past something like a registration-wall.

==The list==

Below is a table of all pages on the wiki, and the current status of their references.

Pages that are missing a references section or have an empty references section are listed as "N/A" as they either do not have links that need archiving, or if they do then those links need to be correctly moved to the references section and/or the page completed/cleaned/reformatted before adding archived links, which is beyond the scope of this project (See [[:Category:Articles in need of additional work]]). This may change if references are properly added to these pages in the future.

Last updated on 2026/02/06
{| class="wikitable sortable"
!Page Name!!References Archived?!!Archived By
|-
|[[1Password]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[2021 WhatsApp privacy policy updates]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[3B CPAP Devices (3b Medical) (ReactHealth)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[3CX]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[4k Video Downloader+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[5CA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ADDW car systems legislated in the EU]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AEG Power Tools 58V Product Line Discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AMD]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ASUS downgrades a well-reviewed monitor panel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AT&T]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ATSC 3.0]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[AWS Lightsail Won't Cancel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Acer Leap Ware smartwatch bricked by discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Acer settles online breach probe for $115k]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Activision Blizzard account lock and forced arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Activision discontinues Blur video game]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ad block]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Adobe CS Activation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe Digital Editions' ebook DRM]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Adobe Lightroom]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe ToS update gives the company rights over consumers' works]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Adobe sued by FTC over hidden fees in subscription plans]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Advertising overload]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[AirAsia]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Airpods]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Airthings ASA app release]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Akelius]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alliance Laundry Solutions and Speed Queen]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Allstate]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Alltech Services Inc]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Ally Financial]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ally Invest Securities]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Echo changes terms of voice usage]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon Kindle removes download feature of purchased books]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon PhotosPlus discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon allows fraudulent product page after manual review]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Amazon alters the content of purchased ebooks]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon locks home owner out of Amazon account over allegation by Amazon delivery driver]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon revokes access to their Appstore on non-Amazon devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon sued for enrolling and charging customers into Audible without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Amazon to charge non-Prime consumers to use Alexa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ancestry.com]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Data Collection]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Android Developer Verification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Android System SafetyCore]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anker Battery Bank Recall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Anova Culinary]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthem server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Anthropic]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Anti-Cheat Expert]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Anti-privacy legislation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Apple]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's anti-repair and anti-refurbishment practices]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple's planned obsolescence incidents]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple App Store]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Apple Gatekeeper]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Apple Media Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple Self Service Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple TV+]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apple authorized service provider program]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Apps deliberately refusing to work on modded devices]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ariston]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Arity's alleged unauthorized driver data collection through mobile apps]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Arlo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Article suggestions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Artificial intelligence/training]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Assioma]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Asus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Asus Charges for Free Service]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Asus voids warranty of devices sent for repair over minor damages and performs unrelated repairs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Asustor Drivestor NAS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audi Basic HVAC "Sync" Function Paywalled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Audible class action lawsuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Audible subsidizes its streaming plan via premium credits]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Australia Competition and Consumer Act 2010]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autel - Otofix]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion360 EOL on Intel based macOS systems running open core legacy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Autodesk Fusion EOL on Intel based MacOS systems running OpenCore legacy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automatic content recognition]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Automotive digital rights management]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Axis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[BMW]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW's heated seat subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BMW's high beam assistant(HBA)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW API restrictions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BMW feature lockout scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BTicino/Legrand/Netatmo Zigbee devices refuse to connect to third-party gateways]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Backdoor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bait-and-switch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Balena]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Farm Manager]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bambu Lab]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab Authorization Control System]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bambu Lab LAN mode guide]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandai Namco EULA]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bandicam]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bandicam perpetual license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Battery Health Assistance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Battery firmware lockout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Belkin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Best Buy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Best Buy discontinuation of Insignia Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BetterHelp]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Better Way Electronics]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bitly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bitly QRCodeGenerator.com QR code lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bitly QR Code Preview Page Advertising]]||||
|-
|[[BlackVue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Blink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloatware]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bloomberg]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bloomberg DMCA strikes GamersNexus video]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Blu-Ray Ultra-HD DRM]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[BlueCruise hands-free driving]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[BlueDriver OBD2 scanner now requires account login and collects data]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bootloader unlocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bosch Cloud Dishwasher Incident]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Bosch Spexor]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Bose QuietComfort Sleepbuds doesn't allow purchasing new case]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Bose kills SoundTouch and speakers lose smart functionality]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[BowFlex, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Box Tops for Education]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brainly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brave browser]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brilliant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadband choice reduction by Brendan Carr's FCC]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Broadcom Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Industries Ltd.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother Refresh EZ Print Subscription Service]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Brother printer dcp 3550 cdw cartridges failure]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Brother printers causing issues with third party inks]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bumpgate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bungie]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Bureau of Consumer Protection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy now, pay later]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Buy one, get one free]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ByteDance]]||N/A||
|-
|[[CAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CARIAD]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CF Moto puts previously included features behind paywall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[COBB Tuning]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[California Privacy Rights Act]]||N/A||Internet Archive
|-
|[[CalyxOS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cambridge Analytica Scandal]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cameras bricked on iPhone 13 series after iOS update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Cami Research]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian Bill S-209]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian bread price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canadian internet providers circumvent CRTC protection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canon]]||N/A||Internet Archive, Preserve Tube
|-
|[[Canon Camera Connect]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canon EOS Webcam Utility patch guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Canon ink DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Canonical]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Canva Affinity Studio adds arbitration clause]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Capital One]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Capital One Shopping]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Carly]]||N/A||
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|[[Caveat emptor]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cerberus]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Cerberus Phone Security Login with ad blocker no longer possible]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[CgNAT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Chamberlain Group]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Change.org]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Charles Schwab]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Chase Bank]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Chrome OS ends support for school Chromebooks]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Chromium]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cinemark]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Circular economy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Smart Licensing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cisco Systems, Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Class action]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clearview AI]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Click-to-cancel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Click Adventure Scam Game: Draining Consumer Wallets and Bypassing Steam Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clip Studio Paint changes perpetual license to subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Clippy Campaign]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cloud (service)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cloudflare]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Clover Network, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Coffee Meets Bagel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Colgate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Collective Shout]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Comcast]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Commercial weather apps lose summary proceedings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Commodity Futures Trading Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Common Questions, Arguments, & Responses when discussing Flock Surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Commonwealth Bank collection of Biometric Data]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[CompTIA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ConnectedLife SmartDry discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Consent-or-pay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Consumer Advice (UK)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Consumer Defense Code]]||N/A||
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|[[Consumer Financial Protection Bureau]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Consumer Technology Association]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Costco]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Costco's collection and sharing of data through Meta's tracking pixel]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Counter-Strike 2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Covert Web-to-App Tracking by Meta and Yandex]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cox Communications]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crash Team Racing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Crave app refuses televisions based on production date]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Creality forces update that removes features from their 3D scanners]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Creative Fabrica licensing risks and ownership verification concerns]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cricut]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Cryptic Studios]]||N/A||
|-
|[[CursorAI adds rate limits to unlimited plans]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DAZN]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DCS sues Small YouTuber for accurate product review showing battery issues & misleading warranty]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[DJI]]||N/A||
|-
|[[DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DJI Ronin RS4 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[DSGVO-Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Daily Wire + lifetime Membership Terms Scope of the Subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dark pattern]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Data brokers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Data lock-in]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[De-anonymization]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Dead star server shutdown]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deceptive language frequently used against consumers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Deep Cycle Systems]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deerrun walking pads & treadmills startup]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Delisting and shut down of Age of Empires 3]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Denon HEOS Speakers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Denuvo Anti-Tamper]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Derrimut Gym revokes 24/7 access after running sale promoting 24/7 access gym]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Deutsche Kreditbank (DKB)]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Device bricking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Device fingerprint]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Device lifecycle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Deye]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dictionary.com shuts down premium app after selling lifetime subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital Fairness Act]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Digital Markets Act]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Digital Millennium Copyright Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Digital rights management]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Disabling online features in retaliation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disc rot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Discontinuation bricking]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discontinuation of Samsung Gear 360 Software and Services]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Discord]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Disney+ Ad Policy Change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney+ Household Restrictions & Access Limitations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Disney requires an active subscription to delete a Disney+ account]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Doordash]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Downloadable content]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[DuckDuckGo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Duolingo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Duracell Energy EV Charger]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dymo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson V10/V11 trigger design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson battery lifespan reduced by design and difficult to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Dyson covers circuit board in glue]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Dyson ends relationship with third-party repair centers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[E-Bike Tuning Detection: Bosch and Yamaha’s Anti-Tampering Systems]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EA moves to in-house kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA releases source code of classic command and conquer titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EA requires open beta players of battlefield 6 to change their motherboard bios settings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EBay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EBay opts-in users for AI training]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[EINSTAR VEGA hidden activation requirement before file transfer is enabled]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EO]]||N/A||
|-
|[[EU enforcement actions against Shein for consumer rights violations]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EVGA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EZVIZ]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Echelon fitness firmware lockout]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ecoflow]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EduVULCAN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Eight Sleep]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Electron]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Electronic Arts]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Elgato forces Stream Deck users to sign up]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Elsagate]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Emerson Sensi Smart Thermostat - ST55U]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[End-user license agreement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Enshittification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Entities refusing to distribute copyleft licensed software under license terms]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Epic Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epic Games forces third party account creation in Rocket League]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Epson printer waste ink tank conter restrictions]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Etoro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Eufy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Europe-based news sites enact consent-or-pay for data tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[European Consumer Centre on the Lack of Quality Standards for Exalted Skins]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[EviCore]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Excessive data collection by cars]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Extron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[F1TV concurrent streams limit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FTC sues PepsiCo for rigging Soft Drink Competition]]||N/A||
|-
|[[FUTO]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fake memory still being sold on eBay and Amazon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fal (AI company)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[False advertising]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Fandom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fear of missing out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Features on demand]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Federal Communications Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Federal Trade Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ferrari]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Figma]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Figma threatens companies using "Dev Mode"]]||{{Yes}}||PreserveTube; Internet Archive
|-
|[[Fiio]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Filmora lifetime licenses terminated]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Final Draft software activation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial Industry Regulatory Authority]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Financial censorship]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Firefox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Firefox introduces TOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[First-sale doctrine]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fisher price smart app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Fitbit]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fitbit Sense and Versa 3 Battery Performance Program]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flat Earth Clock App]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock Safety]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Flock Safety Nova uses dark web data for surveillance]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Flock license plate readers]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Forced User Agreement on Jetbrains IntelliJ software]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced app download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced eSIMs]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced identification]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Forced indemnification]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Forced retention of payment methods]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford ad patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ford repossession patent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Formlabs]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fossify]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[FreePhoneLine revokes Lifetime VoIP service for monthly subscription model]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Free software movement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Friend app]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Frontier Airlines Obfuscates Web Check-in Form]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Fujifilm Instax Cameras]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Funimation "Forever" Content License Revocation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Future Motion]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Futurehome Smarthub mandatory subscription fee]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[GE Refrigerator water filter DRM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GE Wall Ovens (Powered by Smart HQ)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GREE Electric]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GTA 5 moves to kernel-level anti-cheat on PC after purchase]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gaia GPS adds "feature" that opts all users into social media profile and location/activity sharing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Game-of-telephone privacy policy]]||N/A||
|-
|[[GameSpy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameSpy server shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GameStop]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GameStop Short Squeeze]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Games as a service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Geeni]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Data Protection Regulation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Ovens]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[General Electric Refrigerators]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors (OnStar)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[General Motors data collection and sharing controversy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Generative artificial intelligence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Genshin Impact anti-cheat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Gigantti pressured additional subscriptions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Gillette]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GitHub]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Glance]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Glasswire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoGuardian]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoIt changing its warranty conditions post-sale]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[GoPro Karma]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoPro advertises waterproof cameras despite design flaw and lack of warranty]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GoTo Group]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Good2Go Mobile (Canada) phases out 3G network, Merges with LuckyMobile]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Goodlife now require App to access gyms]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Android restrict app sideloading]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chrome]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Chrome automatically disables uBlock Origin]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Chromebook]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Gemini]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Google Jamboard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google LSA terms of service change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Mobile Services]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Nest Protect forced to use Google app]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Nest thermostat smart features disabled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Google OnHub]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Google Pixel 6a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google Pixel 9 Pro camera bar separates from phone body]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Buds "Touch and Hold" discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watch]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Pixel Watches do not come with repair options]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google Play Integrity API]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google asserts the right to seize phones during repairs]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Google forces your device to join their "Find Hub" network, hard to opt out]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Google password manager overrides third-party autofill]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[GrapheneOS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Greenwashing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Groupon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guardzilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Guide:How to circumvent Synology hard drive restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Guide - Windows 10 end of support]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HBO Max]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HBO Max downgrades lifetime subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HNGRYnsite Camera: From smart kitchen aid to e-waste]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Dynamic Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP Ink Cartridge ID Chip Swap Guide]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HP Instant Ink]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[HP Printers locking functionality behind ink availability]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP Reverb G2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[HP adds 15 minutes to all customer service phone calls]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HP systemic DRM and firmware lockouts]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Happiest Baby]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hauptwerk expiration of perpetual license download]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Helldivers 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com]]||N/A||
|-
|[[HelloSimply.com: easy to subscribe, difficult to unsubscribe]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Hidden EULA language]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hikvision]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hisense H9G Smart TV]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Hogwarts Legacy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Home Bargains]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Home Connect]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Honda]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Honey browser plugin controversy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Huawei]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Humane Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Humble Bundle alters terms of sale]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Hyundai Ioniq 5 N brake pad repair restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ICloud]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ID.me]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IFTTT]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IFTTT discontinued Legacy plan]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[IKEA ÅSKVÄDER]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[ILife]]||N/A||
|-
|[[IPhone 6 error 53 fingerprint sensor incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[IRobot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Imgur]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Inactive account deletion]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Inclusion of forced arbitration in Crunchyroll January 2025 TOS update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Indeed Forced Arbitration & bundling of consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Infomaniak]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Insta360+]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Insta360 X5]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Instagram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Intel]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Intel CPUs stability issue]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interactive Brokers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Interchangeable parts]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Internet Archive]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Ghost Archive
|-
|[[Internet of things]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Intuit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Itch.io]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Itron]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Jailbreak]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Jeep]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[JetBlue Travel Credits]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[JetBrains retires CodeCanvas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere dealerships are lobbying against right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere fails to uphold right to repair agreement]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[John Deere security flaws exposed sensitive customer information]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kemper guitar amplifer modeler puts features behind paywall after firmware update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kerbal Space Program 2]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Kernel level anti-cheats]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kernel level driver]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Keurig]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Keychron k13 pro]]||{{No}} ||
|-
|[[Keyshot]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kia]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[KingSong]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Kroger Grocery store electronic shelf labels & facial recognition]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Kwikset Kevo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[LA Fitness makes it purposely difficult to cancel memberships]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LG Bootloader incident]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG G4 malfunctions]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LG Television sale of personal data]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LG refrigerator warranty scandal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|-
|[[LaLiga forces Spanish ISPs to mass-block Cloudflare IPs during Soccer Games]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lamborghini]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LastPass]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lead plaintiff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Leadwerks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[League of Legends: Exalted Skins Exclusive Cosmetics]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Lebara]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Lemmy]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo Mirage AR]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo Tablets (Android)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Lenovo X1 Carbon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Leo Express]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Liberty Safe]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Lieferando]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Life360]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Life360 Terms of Service Forced Arbitration Agreement]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Lightspeed Aviation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Lincare Holdings Inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Linea Sketch revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[LinkedIn]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of car models with anti-ownership and anti-privacy practices]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of Google products]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of companies]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of discontinued online-only video games]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of kernel-level anti cheats]]||N/A||
|-
|[[List of phones that do not allow bootloader unlock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of products and services with forced arbitration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[List of products and services with post-purchase license change]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of products bricked by discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[List of services without clear cancellation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Litter Robot]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LiveRamp]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[LiveView Technologies AI Surveillance]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Logitech]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Logitech G HUB]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Logitech Harmony discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Louis Rossmann - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Loyalty cards]]||N/A||
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|[[MIRC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[MagicGate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Magic Leap]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MakerBot]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Malicious compliance]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Malwarebytes]]||{{No}}||
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|[[ManyCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mark Zuckerberg]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mastercard]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Maytag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mazda DMCA takedown of open source Home Assistant app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Mazda remote-start subscription]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Medical equipment]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meetup.com account creation]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mega.io]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Memrise]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Mercedes-Benz EQS rear-wheel steering requires subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mercedes-Benz locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mercedes Benz]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Mercury Insurance]]||N/A||
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|[[Merkury Innovations]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Meta]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Meta AI permanent account suspensions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
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|[[Microsoft Authenticator]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Copilot's recall feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Edge]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft Office 2019 for Mac]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Office 365]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Microsoft account]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Microsoft ends use of bypassnro.cmd for Windows 11]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Miele]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MikroTik ignoring WiFi disconnecting after firmware upgrade on hAP ax3 / ax2 / cAP ax]]||N/A||
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|[[Miku]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Miku Terms of Service and Arbitration]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Miku charges subscription for previously free features]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Milwaukee battery drm]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinIO Object Browser: Removal of Management Features]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft Beta pre-1.8's lack of authentication]]||N/A||
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|[[Minecraft LAN gameplay paywall]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft account migration]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Minecraft enforcing undisclosed server EULA terms]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Minecraft post-purchase ownership rights changes]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MinestoreCMS converting your license without approval]]||{{No}}||
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|[[MitID]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Model F Labs]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Moderation problems in online marketplaces]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Mojang]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mojang shuts down community-run Minecraft servers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Molekule threatens to remotely shut down their app if purifiers used with third party air filters]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monetization overload]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Monopoly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Monoprice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
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|[[Motorola]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Movies Anywhere]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Mozilla]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
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|[[Mullvad VPN]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[MyFitnessPal regressive upgrade]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NDAA has military right to repair stripped from it in favor of data as a service]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NOOK 1st gen devices end of life]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NOYB]]||N/A||
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|[[NProtect GameGuard]]||N/A||
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|[[NVWB response to the ruling in favor of KNMI]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZXT]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NZXT Flex]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NZ eRUC all-cars 24/7 GPS Surveillance proposal]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nanoleaf]]||{{No}}||
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|[[National Security Agency]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Neato cloud shutdown]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Negative option marketing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nestlé]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[NetLimiter]]||N/A||
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|[[Netatmo]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix Games deactivated]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netflix delisting 23 game titles]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Netflix stream-quality controversy]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Netgate]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Newag]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Ngenic forces subscription on previously “lifetime” Tune customers]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nike Adapt: Smart shoes with app Integration and discontinuation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nikon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nintendo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Nintendo's May 2025 Policy Updates]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3DS]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo 3rd party dock restrictions]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nintendo Switch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch Online]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nintendo Switch bans]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nissan]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Nissan shuts 2G car service in UK]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro PDF License Deactivating]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nitro Pro]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nixplay]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Non-disclosure agreement]]||N/A||
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|[[Non-fungible tokens]]||{{No}}||
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|[[NordVPN]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Notability]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nothing]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Nothing Phone (1)]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Now TV]]||N/A||
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|[[Nvidia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia buys stake in Intel]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Nvidia threatens GamersNexus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Octopus Energy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Oculus (Meta) Quest 1 Deprecation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Oculus VR]]||N/A||
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|[[Ofcom]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Okkazeo]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ola Electric disables vehicle riding modes without MoveOS+ subscription]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OneDrive]]||{{No}}||
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|[[OnePlus]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[OpenAI]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Opera]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Opt-out]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optimum]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Optus]]||N/A||
|-
|[[OtO Lawn discontinues solutions program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Other Channels - Video Directory]]||N/A||
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|[[Owlet Smart Sock 2 End of Support]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PCIe power connector design linked to melting GPU cables]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PEAK "Roots" Update]]||N/A||
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|[[PEAK (game)]]||N/A||
|-
|[[PETKIT Pura Max 2 — Region-Lock]]||N/A||
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|[[PFAS cover-up]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PHH Mortgage Corporation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[PNC Bank]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[POCO X3 / X3 Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PROCON]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Palantir]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Panasonic Lumix S5IIX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Paragon NTFS software license invalidation]]||{{No}}||
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|[[Part pairing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Patreon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PayPal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PayPal Honey]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Payscore]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pearson]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Peloton]]||N/A||
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|[[Peloton removes Just Run feature]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Peloton used-equipment activation fee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Personal Information Protection Act]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Philips Hue starts requiring an account for the hue app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Photobucket]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pinterest]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Pitboss Grills]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Pixel 4a Battery Performance Program]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Pixel 5a]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Planned obsolescence]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PlayStation restricts how developers can give upgrades to "PS5" editions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Plex Media Server]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Pluralsight]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Pluralsight revokes lifetime licenses]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Plutus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Pocket Casts]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Podkicker Pro]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[PolarBackup - Cloud Storage]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Polestar]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Polestar 2]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Polestar paywalls performance update]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Positive practices]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Post-purchase EULA modification]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Predatory microtransactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Presonus removes VSL mixing app from VSL audio interfaces products line]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Price fixing]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Printer tracking dots]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Protection One 320P1 Security System]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Proton]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Protonmail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Proven Industries v. Trevor McNally]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[PsychonautWiki Journal locks drug & interaction tracking behind Paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Purism]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[QIDI 3D printer house fire]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Qantas]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Qantas sale of tickets for cancelled services (ghost flights)]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Qardio]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Qualcomm]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Quidd]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Razer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Corp. Ends Software Degrading Consumer Devices]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Razer Pro Click and Pro Click Mini]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ReCAPTCHA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reason Studios]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Reckon]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Shell tracker]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Red Sky Labs Muzio Player Premium post-purchase terms change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Red Ventures]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Redbox]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reddit made it impossible for blind Redditors to moderate]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Remote disabling]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr]]||N/A||
|-
|[[RepairShopr data privacy]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Requirement for Canon EOS Webcam Utility subscription to enable webcam features on cameras]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ResellerRatings]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Retailers requiring police reports for missing items in orders]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Retroactive policy enforcement]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Retroid Pocket MINI Handheld]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Reverse engineering Bambu Connect]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Reverse engineering vs illegal hacking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Revolut blocked access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Richard Stallman]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Right to own]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Right to repair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Ring]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Riot Vanguard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rivian]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Robinhood Financial]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roblox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Roblox's problematic moderation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Roborock]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rocksmith]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Rockstar Games]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Rohde & Schwarz]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Roku]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Rovio]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ryanair]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[STMicroelectronics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Bothersome visual and audible pop up every 2 hours on certain TV models]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Frame TV asks for subscription to view photos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3's camera gets artificially blocked after unlocking the bootloader]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung Odyssey]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung SmartCam]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Samsung TVs]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung ads in refrigerators]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung self-repair program restrictions]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Samsung sued over S22 performance throttle]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Sandisk Wireless Flash Drives]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sassy Saints review copyright claim]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Save Wizard]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Scopely, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Screenshot blocking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Scribd]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seagate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Seagate sells old hard drives as new]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Seattle Avionics]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SecuROM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SecuRam installs backdoor on ProLogic series safe locks]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Secure boot]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Securities and Exchange Commission]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Securities and Exchange Commission search tools]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Security through obscurity]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-destructive design]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Self-hosting]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sengled]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Serato DJ Pro / DJM-S11]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sevenhugs Smart Remote products discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sezzle]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shopee]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Shortage of medical ventilators during COVID-19 pandemic]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Shrinkflation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sideloading]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sig Sauer]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Signal cloud backups]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Singapore police jail woman based on data stored in car infotainment system]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SiriusXM]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Sketchfab]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[Skoda Citigo Move&Fun app discontinuation]]||{{Yes}}||
|-
|[[SkyDrop (Smart Irrigation)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Slashdot websites require TOS acceptance without consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smart meter]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartaira & plume wifi motion detection]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Smartwool]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Smartwool adds forced arbitration to EULA]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Smartyplus]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Snapchat]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Software as a service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Software bricking]]||N/A||
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|[[Software locks]]||{{No}}||
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|[[SolaX]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sonos]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sonos forces post-purchase privacy policy change]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sony's WF-1000XM4 earbuds]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony's attempted removal of "purchased" content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Playstation hardware bans from online services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony Xperia turns camera monitor into subscription]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Sony x900h television]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Sophos Limited]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SoundCloud]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Special event page:Forced installation of Flock cameras in Denver, Colorado]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spectrum]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Spore (game)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Spotify]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spotify Car Thing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Spyware]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[StarForce Technologies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Star Citizen]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Starlink]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Starlink replaces subscription pause with $5/mo low speeds]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[SteelSeries]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stellantis]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis Customer Data Breach]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stellantis in-car advertisements]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stop Killing Games]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storefront shutdown]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Storj.io constantly removes free or low cost services]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Stripe inc.]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Stångåstaden kickbacks and hidden rent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subaru Starlink]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Subscription service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Subway footlong pass ineligibility]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[SumUp blocks card readers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[SunStrong Management LLC puts solar monitoring app behind paywall]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiffer]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Swiggy and Zomato refuse to refund customers for cancelled orders]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Switch Game Key-Card]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Synology requiring proprietary-branded drives to be used with its NAS]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile US]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[T-Mobile T-Life app screen recording controversy]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TD Ameritrade]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[TP-Link]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tado]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Take Two]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tango Elegoo Edition False Lifetime License]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Target]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tea Dating Advice]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Team17]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TeamViewer]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Teamviewer Terminates Perpetual Licenses]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tekken 8 retroactively introducing micro transactions]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telecom Egypt]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Telegram]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telly]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Telstra]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Temu]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terms of service]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Terumo Cardiovascular discontinues third-party repair of System 1]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Tesla, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tesla Cybertruck voids warranty if Powershare feature is used]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla asks customers to vote against Right to Repair]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla blames drivers for part failures it admits were defective]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks battery range behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla locks heated rear seats behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesla locks horsepower behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tesla Powerwall]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tesvor x500]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Consumer Complaint Portal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Texas Instruments]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Texas Senate Bill 2420 (2025)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The Economist]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[The Italian digital identity wallet only supports Google-certified Android devices]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[The US undermines the Transatlantic Data Privacy Framework with the EU by firing PCLOB staff]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[The rights of residential and holiday mobile homeowners (England)]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thrive Market]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Thunderbird]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ticketmaster Entertainment, LLC]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Tidal updates terms without explanation or opportunity to decline]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[TikTok]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[TikTok and AI-powered ad tracking]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Tim Hortons App Collects User Data Without Consent]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tinder]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tom Evans Audio copyright strike]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Tonies]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Top Contributors]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Toyota]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[TracFone Wireless, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Trump Mobile]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Trusted computing]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Turkcell Superonline]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Tuya Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Twitch]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[UK Mandatory Digital ID Rollout for Employment 2025]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[UK Online Safety Act]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[UPS]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[USAA Bill Pay terms block access unless you agree]]||N/A||
|-
|[[USAGov]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[US Mobile]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Reveddit
|-
|[[Uber]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Uber EULA precludes jury trial]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Ubisoft forces players in single-player games to be connected to the internet to collect data]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Ubox / Anisee / RBX-B10 4G Low-Power Solar Wifi Security Camera]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[UniTranslate]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Uniform Commercial Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[United Chargers Inc puts Open Source interface access behind paywall on Grizzl-E car chargers]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Unity Engine runtime fee]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Universal Music Group has a team dedicated to eroding fair use rights]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Urban Air Adventure Park]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[User testing for mandatory paid subscription into Tado Smart Thermostat app]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[VMware]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VMware licensing change since acquisition by Broadcom]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VOIPO overbills customers and denys refunds]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VPN Secure]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRChat]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[VRS Sim Racing Wheel Base full torque locked behind paywall]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Value based pricing]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve allows ISPs and payment processors to censor content on Steam]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Valve removes arbitration requirement from Steam Subscriber Agreement]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Venmo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Veo paywalls camera features]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verisk Analytics, Inc.]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Verizon]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Verkada Inc.]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VidIQ]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Video Games Europe]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Video game preservation]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Videos to Convert to Articles]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Viessmann]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virgin Media]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Virtual Racing School]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Visa]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Visual Studio Code]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[VitalSource "Lifetime" false advertising]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vital Proteins sells products with terms and conditions inside the container]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Vitalant]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vivint Smart Home, Inc.]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Vizio]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archvie; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vizio fined by the FTC for collecting and selling user data without consumer consent]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vizio sued over unfairly appropriated software for their SmartCast system]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Voice over LTE]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen AG - SFD(2) / UNCE - Protection of car diagnosis]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen car-location data-exposure incident]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volkswagen locks horsepower behind paid subscription]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Voluntary Recall of NVIDIA Shield K1 Tablets]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Volvo VIDA]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Vont]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; Consumer Rights Wiki
|-
|[[Vulcan Strength]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Vultr]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WKDA GmbH]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wallbox Quasar]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Walmart]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Walmart's Onn devices bricked after update]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Waste ink counter]]||N/A||
|-
|[[Waymo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[WeTransfer]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wemo discontinuation of service]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Western Digital]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|-
|[[Whaling (gaming industry term)]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[WhatsApp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Whistle pet tracker shutdown IoT fail]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Wikipedia]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) discontinuation]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Windows installation USB drives]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wink]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Winston-Salem Journal]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Wondershare]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[World of Warcraft]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Wyze]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[X-Mode Social]]||N/A||
|-
|[[X Corp]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xbox Network]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Xcode]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xiaomi]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Xiaomi Phone unlock requirements and procedure]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Xlear]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[Yahoo! mandatory use of AI on all consumer services and content]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Yandex]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today
|-
|[[YouTube]]||{{colortext|orange|Partially}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[Youtube age verification]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive; Archive.today; PreserveTube
|-
|[[Yubo]]||{{Yes}}||Internet Archive
|-
|[[ZEN.COM blocking access for users with custom OS]]||{{No}}||
|-
|[[Zyxel]]||{{Yes}}||Archive.today
|}

[[Category:Projects]]

Canon

2026-02-08T13:22:26Z

Im8685: Added archive links to the cited web links and fixing the youtube link

{{StubNotice}}
{{CompanyCargo
|Description=Japanese electronics manufacturing company known for cameras and printers.
|Founded=1937
|Industry=Electronics
|Logo=Canon wordmark.svg.png
|ParentCompany=
|Type=Public
|Website=https://global.canon/
}}
'''[[wikipedia:Canon_Inc.|Canon Inc.]]''' is a Japanese multinational corporation specializing in optical, imaging, and industrial products, such as lenses, cameras, medical equipment, scanners, printers, and semiconductor manufacturing equipment.

==Consumer impact summary==
'''User Freedom:''' Printer-Scanners with empty ink cartridges do not allow scanning documents; ink cartridges have [[Digital rights management|DRM]] to detect when an aftermarket one is installed.

'''User Privacy:''' Since 2025 the Camera Connect app requires an online account and full access to the photo library in order to function.

'''Business Model:''' In order to use cameras as webcams to their full capabilities users must pay for a subscription.

==Incidents==
===Webcam Utility subscription (2025)===
{{Main|Requirement for Canon EOS Webcam Utility subscription to enable webcam features on cameras}}
Canon requires users of their cameras to pay subscription for a software that allows to use it as webcam to its full capabilities.<ref>{{Cite web |last=Rossmann |first=Louis |date=2025-01-19 |title=Canon charges $5 mo to get 1080p out of your webcam; CAT disapproves! |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYLMZuKWLfE |url-status=live |archive-url=https://preservetube.com/watch?v=xYLMZuKWLfE |archive-date=2025-01-19 |access-date=2026-02-08 |website=Youtube}}</ref>

===Camera Connect updates (2025)===
{{Main|Canon Camera Connect}}
After an update the app notified users that they would soon be required to to create an online account which lets Canon access a wide range of user information. Following that, the same app, added a requirement of full access to the user’s photo library in order to transfer photos from the camera.

===Ink DRM===
{{Main|Canon Ink DRM}}
Ink cartridges come with silicon chips to communicate with the printer, preventing them from being refilled or to detect aftermarket ones.

===Lack of Driver Support for Legacy Scanners===
Many scanners made by Canon become unusable solely due to them not offering current drivers for many older models that are officially out of warranty/support. This leaves customers who upgrade their operating system without an official path for continuing to use their physically perfectly functional device. It also makes it difficult to buy and use second hand scanners with up-to-date computers.

This can be remedied by using scanning software that communicates directly with the scanner by re-implementing the proprietary Canon protocol without relying on the official Canon drivers. Such software includes [https://www.hamrick.com/ VueScan] (Windows, macOS and Linux), as well as the SANE scanning subsystem under Linux.

===Printer-scanner combo units do not scan without ink===
Many multifunctional units made by Canon move to an error state when they run low on ink. In this error state, features that have nothing to do with the printer part stop working. For example, it becomes impossible to scan documents with them. Online advice suggests buying cheap OEM ink, but that is unlikely to be cost-effective when someone wishes to repurpose an old unit solely for scanning.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Canon printer: How to bypass ink cartridge detection and use only the scanner? |url=https://superuser.com/questions/1622441/canon-printer-how-to-bypass-ink-cartridge-detection-and-use-only-the-scanner |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20221201204127/https://superuser.com/questions/1622441/canon-printer-how-to-bypass-ink-cartridge-detection-and-use-only-the-scanner |archive-date=2022-12-01 |access-date=20 Aug 2025 |website=superuser.com}}</ref>

As a result, many units that could be perfectly functional scanners become e-waste because they aren't economical printers anymore.

==See also==

*'''[[HP Inc.|HP]]'''
*'''[[Dymo]]'''

==References==
<references />
[[Category:Canon]]

User:Im8685

2026-02-04T06:37:29Z

Im8685:

User:Im8685

2026-02-04T05:13:08Z

Im8685:

User talk:SquidthePlummer

2026-02-02T05:34:48Z

Im8685: /* Nice Knowing ya */ new section

{{Template:Welcome|realName=|name=SquidthePlummer}}

-- [[User:New user message|New user message]] ([[User talk:New user message|talk]]) 17:21, 24 January 2026 (UTC)

== Nice Knowing ya ==

I also came to the wiki a while back I don't know when and joined it just recently so at least the articles that are not going to take long time to finish I can expedite the process for everyone's sake. [[User:Im8685|Im8685]] ([[User talk:Im8685|talk]]) 05:34, 2 February 2026 (UTC)

User:Im8685

2026-02-02T05:18:41Z

Im8685:

'''<big>InputMedusa8685</big>'''

Hi,If you want to contact me use my talk page or through Discord server of CRW Username shown above,I might not be available always.

'''Background (experience)'''

I have Beginner level of skill in HTML,C++.Good understanding of MS Office and Adobe photoshop (mainly Image editing software as I don't use Adobe anymore).

Not finished
Experimental: [[Xbox Game Pass]]
{{ProductCargo
|Company=Xbox, Microsoft
|ProductLine=Xbox Network
|ReleaseYear=2017
|InProduction=Yes
|ArticleType=Service
|Category=Server, Video Games
|Logo=Xbox Game Pass 2020 logo - alternative version (colored).svg
|Website=https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass
|Description=The online subscription service that is required for users to use Xbox live
}}
==Xbox Game Pass==
[[Xbox Game Pass]] is a live service subscription by [[Xbox]] for playing games that are provided through a rotating library of games to users who have this service active.
===History===
[[Xbox Game Pass]] was first introduced in Feb 2017 which was the first time a game console company provided a live service similar to renting games but through digital marketplace The Xbox Game pass has these plans as of now "Essential","Premium","Ultimate".
{| class="wikitable" align="right"
|+'''<big> Xbox Game Pass Subscriptions </big>'''
|-
!Subscription Type!!Priced monthly!!Platform(s)
|-
|PC Game pass||$16.49||PC only
|- |-
|Essential||$9.99||Xbox only
|-
|Premium||$14.99||Xbox/PC
|-
|Ultimate||$29.99||Xbox/PC/Cloud
|}
<ref>
{{cite web
|last=Xbox Team
|first=
|title=Updates to Xbox Game Pass: Introducing Essential, Premium, and Ultimate Plans
|url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/
|website=Xbox Wire
|date=2025-10-01
|access-date=2026-01-26
|url-status=live
|archive-url=
|archive-date=
}}</ref>
==Incidents==
===Subscription Price increase===
Xbox has been been increasing their Prices for Xbox Game Pass periodically after them rebranding it from GOLD. 
Back around early 2021 Xbox announced increasing the price for GOLD $1 USD for 1 mo,$5 USD for 3mo, which caused a huge Backlash after which they announced that they were going to make the Free To Play games be excluded from Xbox Live GOLD subscription and be accessible for all which included their Xbox Live party services after 18 years of Xbox Live.<ref>
{{cite web |last=Xbox Team |date=2021-01-22 |title=No Changes to Xbox Live Gold Pricing, Free-to-Play Games to be Unlocked [Update] |url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2021/01/22/update-on-xbox-live-gold-pricing/ |url-status=live |archive-url= |archive-date= |access-date=2026-01-26 |website=Xbox Wire}}</ref>
==See also==
[https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass#join Xbox Game Pass Subscription page]
==References==
<references />

User:Im8685

2026-02-01T07:53:16Z

Im8685:

'''<big>InputMedusa8685</big>'''

Hi,If you want to contact me use my talk page or through Discord server of CRW Username shown above,I might not be available always.

'''Background (experience)'''

I have Beginner level of skill in HTML,C++.Good understanding of MS Office and Adobe photoshop (mainly Image editing software as I don't use Adobe anymore).

Not finished
Experimental: [[Xbox Game Pass]]
{{ProductCargo
|Company=Xbox, Microsoft
|ProductLine=Xbox Network
|ReleaseYear=2017
|InProduction=Yes
|ArticleType=Service
|Category=Server, Video Games
|Logo=Xbox Game Pass 2020 logo - alternative version (colored).svg
|Website=https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass
|Description=The online subscription service that is required for users to use Xbox live
}}
== Xbox Game Pass ==
[[Xbox Game Pass]] is a live service subscription by [[Xbox]] for playing games that are provided through a rotating library of games to users who have this service active.
===History===
[[Xbox Game Pass]] was first introduced in Feb 2017 which was the first time a game console company provided a live service similar to renting games but through digital marketplace The Xbox Game pass has these plans as of now "Essential","Premium","Ultimate".
{| class="wikitable"align="right"
|+ '''<big> Xbox Game Pass Subscriptions </big>'''
|-
! Subscription Type !! Priced monthly !! Platform(s)
|-
| PC Game pass || $16.49|| PC only
|-|-
| Essential || $9.99|| Xbox only
|-
| Premium || $14.99|| Xbox/PC
|-
| Ultimate || $29.99|| Xbox/PC/Cloud
|}
<ref>
{{cite web
|last=Xbox Team
|first=
|title=Updates to Xbox Game Pass: Introducing Essential, Premium, and Ultimate Plans
|url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/
|website=Xbox Wire
|date=2025-10-01
|access-date=2026-01-26
|url-status=live
|archive-url=
|archive-date=
}}</ref>
==Incidents==
=== Subscription Price increase ===
Xbox has been been increasing their Prices for Xbox Game Pass periodically after them rebranding it from GOLD. 
Back around early 2021 Xbox announced increasing the price for GOLD $1 USD for 1 mo,$5 USD for 3mo, which caused a huge Backlash after which they announced that they were going to make the Free To Play games be excluded from Xbox Live GOLD subscription and be accessible for all which included their Xbox Live party services after 18 years of Xbox Live.<ref>
{{cite web
|last=Xbox Team
|title=No Changes to Xbox Live Gold Pricing, Free-to-Play Games to be Unlocked [Update]
|url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2021/01/22/update-on-xbox-live-gold-pricing/
|website=Xbox Wire
|date=2021-01-22
|access-date=2026-01-26
|url-status=live
|archive-url=
|archive-date=
}}</ref>
==See also==
[https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass#join Xbox Game Pass Subscription page]
==References==

User:Im8685

2026-02-01T07:36:33Z

Im8685:

'''<big>InputMedusa8685</big>'''

Hi,If you want to contact me use my talk page or through Discord server of CRW Username shown above,I might not be available always.

'''Background (experience)'''

I have Beginner level of skill in HTML,C++.Good understanding of MS Office and Adobe photoshop (mainly Image editing software as I don't use Adobe anymore).

Not finished
Experimental: [[Xbox Game Pass]]
{{ProductCargo
|Company=Xbox, Microsoft
|ProductLine=Xbox Network
|ReleaseYear=2017
|InProduction=Yes
|ArticleType=Service
|Category=Server, Video Games
|Logo=Xbox Game Pass 2020 logo - alternative version (colored).svg
|Website=https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass
|Description=The online subscription service that is required for users to use Xbox live
}}
== Xbox Game Pass ==
[[Xbox Game Pass]] is a live service subscription by [[Xbox]] for playing games that are provided through a rotating library of games to users who have this service active.
===History===
[[Xbox Game Pass]] was first introduced in Feb 2017 which was the first time a game console company provided a live service similar to renting games but through digital marketplace The Xbox Game pass has these plans as of now "Essential","Premium","Ultimate".
{| class="wikitable"align="right"
|+ '''<big> Xbox Game Pass Subscriptions </big>'''
|-
! Subscription Type !! Priced monthly !! Platform(s)
|-
| PC Game pass || ~$16.49|| PC only
|-|-
| Essential || ~$9.99|| Xbox only
|-
| Premium || ~$14.99|| Xbox/PC
|-
| Ultimate || ~$29.99|| Xbox/PC/Cloud
|}
<ref>
{{cite web
|last=Xbox Team
|first=
|title=Updates to Xbox Game Pass: Introducing Essential, Premium, and Ultimate Plans
|url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/10/01/xbox-game-pass-ultimate-premium-essential-plans/
|website=Xbox Wire
|date=2025-10-01
|access-date=2026-01-26
|url-status=live
|archive-url=
|archive-date=
}}</ref>
==Incidents==
=== Subscription Price increase ===
Xbox has been been increasing their Prices for Xbox Game Pass periodically after them rebranding it from GOLD. 
Back around early 2021 Xbox announced increasing the price for GOLD $1 USD for 1 mo,$5 USD for 3mo, which caused a huge Backlash after which they announced that they were going to make the Free To Play games be excluded from Xbox Live GOLD subscription and be accessible for all which included their Xbox Live party services after 18 years of Xbox Live.<ref>
{{cite web
|last=Xbox Team
|title=No Changes to Xbox Live Gold Pricing, Free-to-Play Games to be Unlocked [Update]
|url=https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2021/01/22/update-on-xbox-live-gold-pricing/
|website=Xbox Wire
|date=2021-01-22
|access-date=2026-01-26
|url-status=live
|archive-url=
|archive-date=
}}</ref>
==See also==
[https://www.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-game-pass#join Xbox Game Pass Subscription page]
==References==