How Are Digital Platforms Held Legally Accountable for Fraud?
Digital platforms can be legally accountable for fraud through FTC/state AG enforcement, consumer-protection laws, and civil suits, even though Section 230 often bars liability for third-party content. Liability increases when platforms materially contribute to scams, profit from fraudulent transactions, or ignore clear red flags. This article explains Section 230, key exceptions, and emerging regulatory standards
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