

Is Amazon Prime Too Hard to Cancel? & Tylenol-maker Tanks From Autism Claims
110 snips Sep 23, 2025
The discussion dives into the FTC's claim that Amazon makes Prime cancellation notoriously difficult. The conversation shifts to the Justice Department's challenge against Google's digital ad monopoly. Health concerns arise as RFK Jr. announces a connection between Tylenol and autism. Meanwhile, a buzz is created around Beli, a new restaurant review app tailored for Gen Z, positioning itself as the 'anti-Yelp.' Stay tuned for insights into tech, health, and food culture!
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Amazon's 'Iliad' Cancellation Problem
- The FTC accuses Amazon of using a confusing "Iliad" cancellation flow to keep users subscribed to Prime.
- Internal docs could show executives knew and face personal liability if proven aware of the design.
Google's Ad Tech Monopoly At Stake
- Google faces a remediations trial after a judge found a monopoly in digital ad tech.
- The outcome could force structural divestments or smaller targeted fixes that reshape the open web.
Don't Change Pregnancy Meds Without Doctors
- Pregnant women should consult doctors before changing medication based on associations reported.
- The FDA maintains acetaminophen remains reasonable for use in certain scenarios despite political claims.