About this service
Algorithms now decide which price a consumer sees, which offer appears first on the screen, how many steps it takes to cancel an order and which information stays below the fold. Georgian law has no separate statute for algorithms — the governing framework is consumer-protection legislation: the prohibition of unfair commercial practices and its manifestations, namely misleading commercial practices by action and by omission, and aggressive commercial practices. It is under these norms that a manipulative interface is assessed: where an algorithmic decision pushes a consumer into a transaction they would not have concluded with full information, this is already a legal problem, not merely a design question. This service is intended both for consumers who have become victims of manipulation and for businesses that want their digital services checked for compliance.