Algorithms Beyond Jurisdiction: Rethinking Consumer Redress In The Borderless Bazaar Of E-Commerce

Key Points

• This work aims to explore the shortcomings of consumer protection in borderless e-commerce and propose improved algorithms for redress.
• Analyzed existing frameworks for consumer protection in international e-commerce.
• Reviewed UGC-CARE journals for relevant literature on consumer rights and algorithms.
• Examined open access resources for case studies on digital marketplaces.
• Identified gaps in jurisdictional consumer redress mechanisms in e-commerce.
• Proposed new algorithmic designs to address borderless transaction issues.
• Highlighted the role of UGC-approved platforms in disseminating consumer rights information.