The FTC says creators must clearly identify material brand relationships when making endorsements. Viewers argue about hidden promotions, gifted products and whether creator recommendations can be trusted.
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Should influencers have to label every gifted-product recommendation?
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Yes, clear labels ↔ No, flexible disclosure
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The FTC says creators must clearly identify material brand relationships when making endorsements. Viewers argue about hidden promotions, gifted products and whether creator recommendations can be trusted.