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FTC Fines Samsung 20B Won Over GOS Ads; Samsung Vows Legal Fight
South Korea's antitrust watchdog, the Fair Trade Commission (FTC), said Tuesday it has decided to impose a tentative fine of 20 billion won ($15.1 million) on Samsung Electronics for misleading advertisements that concealed features limiting the performance of its Galaxy smartphones, Yonhap reports. The fine, which KBS World puts at 20.1 billion won (about $15.16 million), stems from the Game Optimizing Service (GOS) on Galaxy S21 and S22 models, which limits maximum performance when running high-spec games. The FTC ruled the ads constituted 'deceptive advertising' under the Display Advertisement Act, according to Kyunghyang Shinmun. Samsung has declared legal action, saying in a statement it finds the decision 'difficult to understand' and will challenge it in court, Business Korea reports.
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