Sources behind the six-figure vibe-coded app fines checklist
aakashgupta · x · 2026-11-04
A follow-up to the vibe-coded app fines checklist: the author cites all primary sources, including the FTC civil penalty notice and CAN-SPAM guide, 16 CFR 1.98, Munich court case LG Munchen I 3 O 17493/20 (Google Fonts), Cal. Penal Code 637.2, 17 USC 504(c) and 512(c) for copyright damages, and 37 CFR 201.3 ($6 copyright agent fee). Not legal advice; idea credited to @adilet.fndr's reel.
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