Back in January, Rakuten Advertising announced it had removed PayPal’s Honey browser extension from its network. The decision came against a backdrop of controversy. The browser extension had become embroiled in a highly-publicised scandal, whereby content creators alleged it had been involved in commission manipulation practices.
Rakuten’s Stand Down SDK, Attribution and Transparency
Following significant controversy around the Honey scandal, the open-source initiative aims to simplify stand down compliance.
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