Corporate
Jan. 7, 2016
Lumos Labs to pay $2 million for saying games help cognitive function
The Federal Trade Commission added another notch to its campaign against unsupported health-based marketing on Tuesday, announcing a $2 million settlement with San Francisco-based Lumos Labs Inc. over claims its mobile games could ease and prevent cognitive problems.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Federal Trade Commission added another notch to its campaign against unsupported health-based marketing on Tuesday, announcing a $2 million settlement with San Francisco-based Lumos Labs Inc. over claims its mobile games could ease and prevent cognitive problems.
A federal court order stated Lumos Labs should pay $50 million for orchestrating a deceptive marketing c...
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