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Our most explosive investigations into corporate fraud, abuse, and consumer exploitation
This curated collection brings together 12 investigative articles spanning Big Tech, Consumer Rights. Each piece in the Corporate Accountability Files collection has been selected by the OPV editorial team for its depth of reporting, public impact, and relevance to the issues that matter most to our readers.
From corporate accountability investigations to consumer rights analysis, this collection covers the stories that mainstream outlets often overlook. Whether you are a researcher, journalist, or informed citizen, these articles provide the context and evidence needed to understand the forces shaping big tech and beyond.
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AirPods' sealed design makes battery replacement impossible, creating 300 million units of toxic electronic waste since launch.
LinkedIn targets job seekers at their most vulnerable with Premium upsells that gate basic career information behind a $360/year paywall.
An OPV analysis of thousands of PayPal dispute outcomes reveals a stark pattern: buyers win the vast majority of cases, even when sellers provide compelling evidence of legitimate transactions.
The FTC's sweeping antitrust lawsuit against Amazon targets the company's alleged monopoly maintenance across e-commerce and marketplace services, in what could become the most consequential tech regulation case in decades.
Bank of America's management of California's EDD unemployment benefit cards resulted in millions in fees charged to jobless workers while the bank simultaneously failed to prevent billions in fraudulent claims.
Apple markets itself as the most accessible tech company, but users with disabilities report significant gaps between marketing promises and daily reality.
Google assigns every Chromebook an Auto Update Expiration date. When it arrives, security updates stop and the device becomes unsafe to use, regardless of its physical condition.
When Facebook locks you out of your account, you enter a bureaucratic hellscape of automated responses, broken forms, and zero human support that can last months or become permanent.
Former Bank of America call center employees describe a system engineered to exhaust customers before they reach resolution — from deliberately complex phone menus to metrics that reward call brevity over problem-solving.
Up to 40% of job listings on LinkedIn may be for positions that are already filled, frozen, or were never real. Job seekers are applying into a void.
When disaster strikes, PayPal's automated risk systems don't distinguish between fraud and desperation—leaving vulnerable users locked out of their own money during life-threatening situations.
Foxconn's iPhone assembly plants operate under conditions that have drawn global condemnation, yet Apple's supplier audits have failed to drive meaningful reform.
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