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Sauron orchestrated what would become known as the "Rings of Power" incident, one of the most significant cases of systematic consumer exploitation in Middle-earth history. The scheme involved several key components:

'''Deceptive Marketing''': Products were marketed as "gifts" while containing hidden terms of service that granted Mordor Technologies extensive control over users<ref>White Council Investigation Committee. (SA 3442). "Final Report on the Rings of Power Incident."</ref>.

'''Deceptive Marketing''': Products were marketed as "gifts" while containing hidden terms of service that granted Mordor Technologies extensive control over users<ref>White Council Investigation Committee. (SA 3442). "Final Report on the Rings of Power Incident."</ref>.</br>

'''Remote Control Capabilities''': The One Ring system, later discovered, allowed Mordor Technologies to remotely monitor and control all distributed rings without user consent<ref>Gandalf, G. (SA 3018). "Analysis of One Ring Control Systems." ''Journal of Magical Consumer Protection'', 89(2).</ref>.

'''Remote Control Capabilities''': The One Ring system, later discovered, allowed Mordor Technologies to remotely monitor and control all distributed rings without user consent<ref>Gandalf, G. (SA 3018). "Analysis of One Ring Control Systems." ''Journal of Magical Consumer Protection'', 89(2).</ref>.</br>

'''Data Collection''': Extensive personal information was gathered through the rings, including user location, thoughts, and activities, without adequate disclosure<ref>Galadriel et al. (SA 3441). "Privacy Implications of Ring-Based Technology."</ref>.

'''Data Collection''': Extensive personal information was gathered through the rings, including user location, thoughts, and activities, without adequate disclosure<ref>Galadriel et al. (SA 3441). "Privacy Implications of Ring-Based Technology."</ref>.</br>

=== Terms of Service Controversy (SA 1697) ===

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 Sauron orchestrated what would become known as the "Rings of Power" incident, one of the most significant cases of systematic consumer exploitation in Middle-earth history. The scheme involved several key components:
-'''Deceptive Marketing''': Products were marketed as "gifts" while containing hidden terms of service that granted Mordor Technologies extensive control over users<ref>White Council Investigation Committee. (SA 3442). "Final Report on the Rings of Power Incident."</ref>.
+'''Deceptive Marketing''': Products were marketed as "gifts" while containing hidden terms of service that granted Mordor Technologies extensive control over users<ref>White Council Investigation Committee. (SA 3442). "Final Report on the Rings of Power Incident."</ref>.</br>
-'''Remote Control Capabilities''': The One Ring system, later discovered, allowed Mordor Technologies to remotely monitor and control all distributed rings without user consent<ref>Gandalf, G. (SA 3018). "Analysis of One Ring Control Systems." ''Journal of Magical Consumer Protection'', 89(2).</ref>.
+'''Remote Control Capabilities''': The One Ring system, later discovered, allowed Mordor Technologies to remotely monitor and control all distributed rings without user consent<ref>Gandalf, G. (SA 3018). "Analysis of One Ring Control Systems." ''Journal of Magical Consumer Protection'', 89(2).</ref>.</br>
-'''Data Collection''': Extensive personal information was gathered through the rings, including user location, thoughts, and activities, without adequate disclosure<ref>Galadriel et al. (SA 3441). "Privacy Implications of Ring-Based Technology."</ref>.
+'''Data Collection''': Extensive personal information was gathered through the rings, including user location, thoughts, and activities, without adequate disclosure<ref>Galadriel et al. (SA 3441). "Privacy Implications of Ring-Based Technology."</ref>.</br>
 === Terms of Service Controversy (SA 1697) ===