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🔍 Find an article Browse 🏢Organizations🧺Products⛑️Services👤Individuals💻Software💢Incidents🎓User guides Learn 📔Common terms🛰️Protocols⚖️Legislation Contribute 🧠Article suggestions🎞️Video based📖Wiki policy 🙋 How to help Help fight consumer exploitation Want more ways you can help? See How to help. Your #1 mission: Create wiki articles! Where to start — what we need from you Go to the article suggestions page. Pick a topic that interests you. Create an article following our content guidelines. Edit the article suggestions page to remove the link to your article. Each video in our directory contains valuable information about consumer rights violations that needs to be transformed into wiki articles. Don't want to write a full article? That's okay! You can help by: 🔍 Browsing the wiki and improving existing articles ✅ Deleting topics which have already been covered, or which don't belong on the wiki ➕ Adding missing relevant topics to the Article suggestions list 👉 Click here to browse the Article suggestions 👈 Want to learn more about our mission? Check out our full Mission Statement. 🧰 Consumer Tools

📢 Announcements Announcements 2025-07-03 We're phasing out the Louis Rossmann video directory in favour of a more general Article suggestions page, created by the eminent JamesTDG! This will allow anyone to contribute their (hopefully sourced!) ideas to the Wiki without needing to create a full article, and will provide an excellent repository of ideas for editors in need of inspiration. 2025-06-10 We're opening up applications for moderators! Please see here for full instructions on how to apply. In short, we're looking for motivated individuals who are willing to patrol the Wiki, make sure that articles are up to scratch, and take actions to protect the wiki from spam or malicious content whenever appropriate. 2025-01-30 We made it easier for you to create a new article! Simply click on Create a page in the sidebar on the left, fill in the title for your page and click on "Create page". 🆕 New Pages 22 October 2025 10:4210:42, 22 October 2025 Ubox / Anisee / RBX-B10 4G Low-Power Solar Wifi Security Camera (hist | edit) [864 bytes] Justanotherclippy (talk | contribs) (Added File) 08:1808:18, 22 October 2025 Arbitration Opt-Out Mail to Cognosphere LTD Returned to Sender (hist | edit) [1,720 bytes] PastaKiddo (talk | contribs) (Page Creation) 03:0603:06, 22 October 2025 Backdoor (hist | edit) [1,273 bytes] Plankton (talk | contribs) (init) Tag: Visual edit 21 October 2025 21:4121:41, 21 October 2025 Techsmith Snagit wants constant internet access or it expires your license (hist | edit) [551 bytes] Mxc0bbn (talk | contribs) (The product Snagit 2022 is designed to capture screenshots and add markups (arrows, highlighting, text, etc.) I have had several versions of this software going back 10 years. As recently as 2022, after I bought their latest version Snagit 2022. After activation the software triggered my firewall in trying to randomly access the internet. Since there is no reason for the software to call out to their servers after activation I denied this permission. After a few days it stops working and...) 20:5620:56, 21 October 2025 Hikvision (hist | edit) [2,622 bytes] 15.204.105.209 (talk) (Created page with "{{InfoboxCompany | Name = Hikvision | Type = Public; partly state-owned | Founded = 2001 | Industry = Security | Official Website = https://www.hikvision.com/en/ | Logo = NEEDS THE LOGO }}Hikvision is a video surveillance company providing products and services to over 180 countries and regions, which was founded in 2001 and headquartered in Hangzhou, China.<ref>About Hikvision, https://www.hikvision.com/en/about-us/ Contact Hikvision, https://www.hikvision.com/en/about...") Tag: Visual edit: Switched 20 October 2025 18:4718:47, 20 October 2025 General Electric (disambiguation) (hist | edit) [246 bytes] AnotherConsumerRightsPerson (talk | contribs) (Created page with "There is no specific article for General Electric, however there are two seperate articles for their respective appliances. You may be looking for: *General Electric Ovens *General Electric Refrigerators") 16:3916:39, 20 October 2025 Windows 10 End of Support (hist | edit) [7,433 bytes] Ari (talk | contribs) (Wrote up two methods to keep using Windows 10 after its official EOL, by using a longer supported Windows 10 edition) 13:3613:36, 20 October 2025 List of discontinued video games (hist | edit) [689 bytes] Beanie Bo (talk | contribs) (seems to be a lot of small incident pages so I made a list article) Tag: Visual edit 12:5212:52, 20 October 2025 Cloud (service) (hist | edit) [7,165 bytes] D-side (talk | contribs) (Created the page) Tag: Visual edit 08:2108:21, 20 October 2025 Voluntary Recall of NVIDIA Shield K1 Tablets (hist | edit) [6,002 bytes] Magischer Stock (talk | contribs) (Initial Page) 02:5002:50, 20 October 2025 Early Roku models (hist | edit) [972 bytes] Bbmd36 (talk | contribs) (Roku HD (pre-2011) Roku HD-XR (pre-2011) Roku SD (pre-2011) Roku XD and XDS (pre-2011) Roku LT (models 2400X/2450X) Roku HD (model 2500X) Roku 2 HD (model 3000X) Roku 2 XD (model 3050X) Roku 2 XS (model 3100X) First-generation Roku Streaming Sticks) 19 October 2025 20:5620:56, 19 October 2025 Special event page:Forced installation of Flock cameras in Denver, Colorado (hist | edit) [18,167 bytes] Louis (talk | contribs) (just a placeholder since di have noplace to put this right now) originally created as "Forced installation of Flock cameras in Denver, Colorado" 17:4517:45, 19 October 2025 Canadian bread price fixing (hist | edit) [1,890 bytes] Plankton (talk | contribs) (init, am actively working on this) 18 October 2025 22:0422:04, 18 October 2025 JetBrains retires CodeCanvas (hist | edit) [1,135 bytes] Yoda69 (talk | contribs) (CodeCanvas will be unusuable on March 31, 2026) 18:5618:56, 18 October 2025 Microsoft’s E-Mail Suspension at the International Criminal Court — A Wake-up Call for Digital Sovereignty (hist | edit) [3,412 bytes] 81.221.216.80 (talk) (The Microsoft-ICC e-mail suspension is more than a headline—it is a structural alarm. It shows how institutional dependency on global commercial vendors can translate into vulnerability when geopolitical or sanction regimes come into play. For schools, public institutions and data custodians, the lesson is clear: true sovereignty in the digital age requires control over infrastructure, clear vendor governance, alternative paths and awareness of jurisdictional risk.) 🚨 Current Highlight Buy-now-pay-later dark patterns are increasingly used to trap consumers in unregulated credit systems. Learn more → BNPL Pitfalls 🗂 Explore Topics