Influencers are using "random" everyday situations to sell their own products without labeling it as advertising, according to the Norwegian Consumer Authority. Now they are stepping up their hunt for violations.
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Influencers are using "random" everyday situations to sell their own products without labeling it as advertising, according to the Norwegian Consumer Authority. Now they are stepping up their hunt for violations.