Insta360 X5: Difference between revisions

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==Consumer impact summary==

The Insta360 X5 features a persistent notification bar button in its user interface that links to [[Insta360+]]<ref>https://store.insta360.com/product/insta360plus</ref>, a paid cloud service. This button remains visible even for users who have not subscribed to the service and directs them to an info screen describing the benefits of subscribing, while not offering any functionality to do it from the camera, since the process must be done on the Insta360 app.

The Insta360 X5 features a persistent notification bar button (in previous cameras this section was only useful settings) in its user interface that links to [[Insta360+]]<ref>https://store.insta360.com/product/insta360plus</ref>, a paid cloud service. This button remains visible even for users who have not subscribed to the service and directs them to an info screen describing the benefits of subscribing, while not offering any functionality to do it from the camera, since the process must be done on the Insta360 app.

This practice [https://www.facebook.com/groups/Insta360OneCommunity/permalink/9513988438690999/ has been criticized] as embedded advertising, potentially pressuring users to subscribe and limiting control over the device’s interface.

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 ==Consumer impact summary==
-The Insta360 X5 features a persistent notification bar button in its user interface that links to [[Insta360+]]<ref>https://store.insta360.com/product/insta360plus</ref>, a paid cloud service. This button remains visible even for users who have not subscribed to the service and directs them to an info screen describing the benefits of subscribing, while not offering any functionality to do it from the camera, since the process must be done on the Insta360 app.
+The Insta360 X5 features a persistent notification bar button (in previous cameras this section was only useful settings) in its user interface that links to [[Insta360+]]<ref>https://store.insta360.com/product/insta360plus</ref>, a paid cloud service. This button remains visible even for users who have not subscribed to the service and directs them to an info screen describing the benefits of subscribing, while not offering any functionality to do it from the camera, since the process must be done on the Insta360 app.
 This practice [https://www.facebook.com/groups/Insta360OneCommunity/permalink/9513988438690999/ has been criticized] as embedded advertising, potentially pressuring users to subscribe and limiting control over the device’s interface.