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Except there's no implying or warning, just outright lying about this being a sample image.
by coob 14y ago
Except there's no implying or warning, just outright lying about this being a sample image.
- jonah 14y agoAgreed. They should have small disclaimer text at the bottom. And that's what everyone should be up in arms about, not that they faked it in the first place. I know there are rules for food advertising, but don't know about other types of products... There's not a safety liability issue like with cars, but.
- VMG 14y agoAlso these images are nothing like the images the camera would take. That is like advertising a totally different car than the one you are selling.
- bradddd 14y agoExactly. It's like getting cockpit footage from a nascar and using it in a ford focus commercial.
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- myko 14y agoI don't really understand how either is okay, but I would prefer at least the disclaimer. I still find that form of advertising misleading at best.