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The travel booking app preselected additional charges and hid them from consumers. The FTC has resolved its enforcement action against Hopper Inc., a Canadian company, and its U.S. subsidiary, Hopper (USA), Inc., through a stipulated order requiring the companies to pay $35 million and to restructure how they disclose and obtain consent for fees across their travel-booking platforms, the agency announced . The FTC's complaint, filed in the District of Massachusetts, alleged that Hopper's "no…

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CONSUMER PROTECTION NEWS: Hopper agrees to $35 million settlement with FTC over concealed booking fees