FTC Sues Uber Over Deceptive Subscription Claims
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The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sued Uber, alleging its Uber One subscription service made false claims about savings and cancellation ease. The FTC claims Uber's marketing was deceptive and cancellation processes overly complicated. Uber denies these claims, stating its processes are clear and legal. This lawsuit follows a pattern of the Trump administration's aggressive stance against Big Tech, despite donations from Uber and other tech companies. The FTC chair, Andrew Ferguson, emphasizes the agency's commitment to protecting consumers.
The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sued Uber, alleging its Uber One subscription service made false claims about savings and cancellation ease. The FTC claims Uber's marketing was deceptive and cancellation processes overly complicated. Uber denies these claims, stating its processes are clear and legal. This lawsuit follows a pattern of the Trump administration's aggressive stance against Big Tech, despite donations from Uber and other tech companies. The FTC chair, Andrew Ferguson, emphasizes the agency's commitment to protecting consumers.
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