(FOX40.COM) — A new California law could help regulate the untamed world of undisclosed political sponsorships on social media, but voters won’t see its effects this election. Social media influencers often tell their viewers about the latest-and-greatest product, disclosing in the post’s corner that a company paid them to do so. But lawmakers worry people [...]
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