The Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court of Costa Rica ruled that it was permissible to restrict mobile internet speeds of some users as long as such restrictions were necessary to alleviate heavy traffic and did not strip users of internet access all together.
The British Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled that an emailed advertisement implying that consumers should take out a high-interest, short-term loan to protect themselves against financial uncertainty as a result of Brexit violated the Code of Non-broadcast Advertising and Promotional Marketing.
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