German court says Amazon 'Dash buttons' violate the law
A German court has ruled that Amazon's 'Dash buttons', that let users re-order products like coffee and laundry detergent by pushing a WiFi-connected button, violate the law. The court said the buttons don't provide sufficient information about the product ordered or its price, breaking consumer protection legislation. Launched in 2015, 'Dash buttons' can only be used by Amazon Prime members.