Shutterstock settles FTC subscription charges for 35 million

Shutterstock will pay 35 million dollars to settle FTC charges of misleading subscription terms. Regulators say the company made it too difficult to cancel plans.

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SHUTTERSTOCK INC will pay $35 million to settle United States Federal Trade Commission charges over deceptive subscription practices. The FTC accused the media provider of misleading consumers with complex terms and creating intentional obstacles to prevent account cancellations. This settlement underscores growing FTC enforcement action against subscription friction tactics in digital media.

Eliminating Friction in Cancellation Policies

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