‘Deceptive’ phone-breathalyzer maker must refund $5.1 million – CNET

January 24, 2017

The Federal Trade Commission calls out the company for claiming its breathalyzer hardware and app could accurately tell people if they were sober enough to drive.

‘Deceptive’ phone-breathalyzer maker must refund $5.1 million – CNET

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