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In which state is it legal to lie about the service you are delivering? I.e. in your marketing say that you will deliver something and then instead deliver some
by colonwqbang 4y ago
In which state is it legal to lie about the service you are delivering? I.e. in your marketing say that you will deliver something and then instead deliver something less valuable.
- ouid 4y agoIts possible you dont know what state means. But the US has plenty of mass warrants that require companies to keep logs even in the presence of promises that they dont. In fact, they are obligated not to reveal that they are now keeping logs. Warrants supercede contract.
- exyi 4y agoMullvad is based in Sweden, they seem to be privacy friendlier in general (even allowing sites like sci-hub on their TLD)
- colonwqbang 4y agoEven in the US I think you can't advertise a service that you are not legally allowed to provide. Does the first warrant make you immune to fraud allegations? I'm not an expert and am ready to accept that I may be wrong. If you know any sources on the matter, it would be interesting to read.