The Federal Trade Commission said it will be sending more than $126 million in refunds to Fortnite players who were charged for unwanted purchases.

Under a proposed administrative order with the FTC, Epic agreed to pay $245 million, which will be used to refund consumers. The settlement, reached in December 2022, represents the FTC’s ...

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The FTC is sending out $126 million in refunds to families whose kids were charged for unwanted items in Fortnite — and there ...

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A law firm has been ordered to reimburse ‘unfair’ fees to First Nations they targeted with exploitative billing practices.

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