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Influencers with outside compensation or material connections to brands must independently comply with FTC disclosure rules in their content, and Amazon Associates makes this the Influencer's own responsibility.
Amazon Associates requires Influencers in the described circumstances to disclose outside compensation or material connections in their Influencer Content in compliance with applicable laws and the FTC Endorsement Guides.
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Influencers with outside compensation or material connections to brands must independently comply with FTC disclosure rules in their content, and Amazon Associates makes this the Influencer's own responsibility.
Amazon Associates requires Influencers in the described circumstances to disclose outside compensation or material connections in their Influencer Content in compliance with applicable laws and the FTC Endorsement Guides.
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