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Articles marked as needing additional work by the contributors of this wiki (with incomplete, tone warning or stub notices). Choose a subcategory to filter by issue.
Subcategories
This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.
Pages in category "Articles in need of additional work"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 280 total.
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- Acer
- Adobe Lightroom: Perpetual to Subscription Transition
- Advertising overload
- AirAsia
- Akelius
- Allstate
- Ally Financial
- Ally Invest Securities
- Amazon
- Amazon litterbox fatally harms cat; this is the sad end result of what I've talked about all year :(
- Ancestry.com
- Android
- Android System SafetyCore
- Apple
- Apple authorized service provider program
- Ariston
- Asus
- AT&T
- ATSC 3.0
- Autodesk
- AVM Software
- AWS Lightsail Won't Cancel
B
- Balena
- Bambu Farm Manager
- Bandai Namco EULA
- Best Buy
- Best Buy tries to add hidden subscriptions
- BetterHelp
- Bloomberg
- Blu-Ray Ultra-HD DRM
- BMW
- Bose QuietComfort Sleepbuds doesn't allow purchasing new case
- Box Tops for Education
- Brave browser
- Brilliant
- Brother ink lockout & quality sabotage
- Brother Refresh EZ Print Subscription Service
- Bureau of Consumer Protection
C
- California Privacy Rights Act
- Canon
- CAPTCHA
- CarCover.com
- CARIAD
- Cerberus
- Chamberlain Group
- Charles Schwab
- Chase Bank
- Chromebook bricked by Google after force-installing a hidden extension
- Chromium
- Cisco Systems, Inc.
- Cloudflare
- Cloudflare forces consumers onto higher tiers with threats of shutdowns
- Clover Network, Inc.
- Coffee Meets Bagel
- Colgate
- Commodity Futures Trading Commission
- Commonwealth Bank collection of Biometric Data
- CompTIA
- Consumer Technology Association
- Crash Team Racing
- Cricut
- Crunchyroll Ads with Paid Subscription
- Cryptic Studios
D
E
F
- Fake memory still being sold on eBay and Amazon
- False advertising
- Federal Communications Commission
- Figma threatens companies using "Dev Mode"
- Fiio
- Filmora lifetime licenses terminated
- Flat Earth Clock App
- Forced app download
- Forced eSIMs
- Forced software agreement on new HP PC
- Ford
- Frontier Airlines Obfuscates Web Check-in Form
- Funimation "Forever" Content License Revocation
G
- Gaia GPS adds "feature" that opts all users into social media profile and location/activity sharing
- Game-of-telephone privacy policy
- Games as a service
- GameStop
- General Electric Ovens
- General Motors
- Generative AI
- Gigantti pressured additional subscriptions
- GoGuardian
- GoIt changing its warranty conditions post-sale
- Google Automatically Disables uBlock Origin Adblocker on Google Chrome
- Google Chrome
- Google Pixel Watches do not come with repair options
- GoPro falsly advertising camera as waterproof
- Greenwashing
- Groupon
- Guardzilla
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J
L
M
- Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act
- MakerBot
- Malwarebytes
- ManyCam
- Mark Zuckerberg
- Maryland Consumer Protection Complaints Portal
- Max
- Medical equipment
- Medical ventilators
- Mega.io
- MercadoLibre, confusion about their privacy policy
- Mercury Insurance
- Microsoft
- Microsoft Office 365
- Microsoft: Family 365 subscripcion forced upsell
- Miele
- MikroTik ignoring WiFi disconnecting after firmware upgrade on hAP ax3 / ax2 / cAP ax
- Miku
- Minecraft account migration
- MinestoreCMS converting your license without approval
- MIRC
- Model F Labs
- Moderation problems in online marketplaces
- Monetization overload
- Monoprice
- Movies Anywhere
- Mozilla
- Mozilla has stolen from me with an email i never got
- Myheritage.com activates a paid subscription to services by default when you purchase a DNA test