IFPI Welcomes Court Ruling in Brazil Against Streaming Manipulation
A civil court in São Paulo has issued a ruling against a provider of streaming manipulation services in Brazil.
The 17th Civil Court ruled against the operators of TurbineDigital, who offered fake engagement services across platforms including YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, and Instagram.
The decision, part of Operation Authentica, found that the company’s services violated Brazil’s Consumer Protection Act through misleading advertising (Article 37).
The ruling is a positive outcome, supported by IFPI Latin America and the Consumer Protection Prosecutor’s Office.
Author's summary: Court rules against streaming manipulation in Brazil.
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