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Me Contro Te creators face legal action over child-targeted commercial practices

The consumer advocacy group Consumerismo No Profit has filed a collective injunction with the Court of Palermo against Me Contro Te S. r. l., the company owned by digital creators Luigi Calagna and Sofia Scalia. The legal action seeks to halt what the association describes as unfair commercial practices targeting children and preadolescents.

The lawsuit alleges that the Me Contro Te website and app lack clear separation between entertainment content and commercial interests. Specifically, it highlights a ‘Shop’ section with an imperative ‘Go to the shop!’ call to action that directs users to an Amazon storefront via affiliate links. The association claims this constitutes aggressive commercial practices, deceptive omission of seller information, and hidden advertising.

Furthermore, the filing cites concerns regarding the privacy of minors and an opaque corporate identity involving multiple names and legal addresses. Consumerismo No Profit is requesting that the court order the immediate cessation of these practices, mandate a clear separation between content and advertising, and implement age verification and parental consent systems.

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Consumerismo No Profit · Court of Palermo · Luigi Calagna · Me Contro Te S. r. l. · Sofia Scalia · Tribunale di Palermo

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