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I have noticed a pattern with product ratings that could lead to biased reviews. Is it legal?

The practice you’ve noticed is colloquially known as ‘review gating’, writes consumer affairs and policy professional Kat George. And no, it isn’t legal

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    I have noticed a pattern with product ratings that could lead to biased reviews. Is it legal? (opens The Guardian in a new tab)

    The practice you’ve noticed is colloquially known as ‘review gating’, writes consumer affairs and policy professional Kat George. And no, it isn’t legal

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