Thanks for link! In that case, fined the company, but not the influencers? I mean, it makes sense, the influencers are small potatos in many cases just hustlin

Thanks for link! In that case, fined the company, but not the influencers? I mean, it makes sense, the influencers are small potatos in many cases just hustling to get by. But... the company probably just takes the risk as a potential cost of doing business (especially when enforcement is so rare; in this case they were fined $1 million which isn't peanuts, but I wonder what % of their profits it was...), and the influencer has no incentive to worry about it at all unless the company paying them tells them to.