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SLAPP lawsuits are lawsuits filed with the primary intent of suppressing public discussion or criticism, rather than to obtain a legal remedy. This page contains a list of such lawsuits. Lawsuits…

This page details specific car models that either collect and sell user data or lock certain features behind an additional paywall or subscription. It is still actively being added to and is…

Below is an alphabetical list of companies that have dedicated articles in the Consumer Rights Wiki .

Warranty is a written promise from a company to repair or replace a product that develops a fault within a particular period of time, or to do a piece of work again if it is not satisfactory…

This is a list of companies who've had their websites purposefully blacklisted/excluded from the Internet Archive for various reasons, whether for malice reasons (plausible deniability) or not. For…

The following is a non-exhaustive list of products, services and software provided by Google. The list includes products that have been announced, are in production or discontinued. Discontinued…

This is an inexhaustive list of games with kernel level anti-cheat:

A bootloader is a program that runs when the phone turns on and loads the operating system. Most phones lock the bootloader by default, which means that a new bootloader or operating system can't be…

Forced arbitration is the practice in which businesses require their customers to resolve disputes through third-party arbitration instead of a traditional court system, often while revoking the…

Lifetime licenses (also known as perpetual licenses, or one-time purchases) are granted for software that many consumers and businesses rely upon daily for the simple fact that it is more affordable…

A list of products bricked by discontinuation.

The click-to-cancel (CtC) rule is a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) rule, specifically 16 CFR Part 425.6, which requires that subscription services make it as easy to cancel the service as it was to…