GoPro

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GoPro

Basic information
Founded	2002
Type	Private
Industry	Technology, Consumer Electronics, Videography
Official website	https://www.gopro.com/

GoPro is a technology company which sells cameras and related accessories.

Consumer impact summary

GoPro advertises that its Hero series of cameras are waterproof, but their published warranty excludes water damage.

Products

• GoPro falsly advertising camera as waterproof

See also

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