opinion
Feels like when someone's basically just selling you something in a video that looks casual, that should probably have to follow the same rules real ads do.
adityakumarEditorial
Feels like when someone's basically just selling you something in a video that looks casual, that should probably have to follow the same rules real ads do.
I've watched friends make genuine, honest recommendations about products they truly love get lumped in with obvious paid promotions under blanket regulation, and that flattening of authentic voice into 'just another advertiser' feels like it misses what made those creators trustworthy in the first place.
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