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The changes mean the San Franciso-based company is now in compliance with EU consumer protection law and will not have to pay millions of euros in fines.
July 11, 2019 at 06:30 PM
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Airbnb has changed the way it displays offers and prices on its online platform – a move that brings it into compliance with EU consumer protection law and enables the company to avoid paying multimillion-euro fines.
The European Commssion on Thursday announced that the San Francisco-based company had passed a year-long probe by its consumer watchdog, the Consumer Protection Cooperation Network.
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