Europe slams AliExpress for failing to protect consumers
c/europe · u/sabreW4K3@lazysoci.al · 51 points
c/europe · u/sabreW4K3@lazysoci.al · 51 points
u/Venus_Ziegenfalle@feddit.org · 7 points
If they fail to acknowledge their slamming the next instrument of escalation will be blasting.
u/DmMacniel@feddit.org · 5 points
Slamming!
u/randomname@scribe.disroot.org · 27 points
You may have (intentionally?) misunderstood. The EU makes laws to protect consumers as Aliexpress sells its products in the EU marketplace, and it's time that these laws are enforced.
>- AliExpress does not take into account the limited resources devoted to its moderation systems to avoid the dissemination of illegal products, thereby underestimating such risk.
>- AliExpress fails to appropriately enforce its penalty policy concerning traders that repeatedly post illegal content.
>- AliExpress's pro-active content moderation systems show systemic failures, making the systems less effective and allowing manipulation by malicious traders.
u/calavera@lemmy.zip · 6 points
If the Chinese marketplace doesn't want the trouble is just a matter of not selling to EU
u/Kyle_The_G@lemmy.world · 16 points
slam.
u/Lembot_0003@lemmy.zip · -19 points
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