#TRUST & SAFETY · Platform Operations Report — Vol. 05
From Pre-Approval to End-to-End AI Monitoring.
We’re sharing the results of this week’s measures to build trust in the platform.
Publication Date
May 26, 2026
Operating Period
May 17 — May 23
Publication Frequency
Every Monday
01 · This Week’s AI Monitoring Operations
📄 Requests for Corrections / Completed
27
Edits completed: 3 (11.1%)
✓ Average processing time
1day
Here are some representative examples of actions taken this week based on our operational policies.
CASE 01 Issues with Superlatives and Comparative Expressions
E-books, Classes / Display Advertising Act / Revision
01 · Detection
AI Monitoring
Identifying story-based advertising claims that could mislead consumers by using superlatives or comparative expressions without objective evidence through monitoring
02 · Review
Operator Review · Data Supplementation
Based on the AI monitoring results, we reviewed the Story and Reward Details and requested corrections to any false or exaggerated claims
03 · Action
Request for Story Revision
In accordance with our operating policies, we requested corrections to superlative and comparative expressions for which no objective evidence was found
CASE 01 Detailed Case
Case of Unsubstantiated Superlative Claims
These are cases where superlative and comparative expressions—such as “No. 1 in the industry,” “World’s first,” and “Only in Korea”—were used without objective evidence or supporting documentation. Such expressions risk leading consumers to form a perception of a product’s quality, effectiveness, or market dominance that differs from the facts, and their use may be restricted as false or exaggerated advertising under the “Act on Fair Labeling and Advertising.”
02 · This Week’s Report Submission Status
Total Received
14
Excluding 3 cases of false statements within the Story
First-Round Action Completion Rate
100%
11 out of 11
Average processing time
1day
Report Received → Action Completed
In Progress
3cases
14 reports received / 11 resolved
Here is the breakdown of reports received this week by category.
False information in Stories:29%
Operations and Community Policy Violations:29%
Intellectual Property Infringement:29%
Distribution of the Same Product on Other Channels:14%
How do I use the “Report” feature?
Anyone can file a report 24 hours a day by clicking the [Report] button in the upper-right corner of the project details page. Submitting specific facts and supporting evidence along with your report will help expedite the process.
03 · This Week’s Key Issue — Cases of Exaggerated Claims Regarding Rewards Performance and Efficacy
We are sharing cases where exaggerated claims regarding Rewards performance and efficacy were identified as potentially misleading to consumers.
1. False or Exaggerated Advertising Regarding Home Appliance Performance
Report Details
We received a report from a supporter stating that exaggerated figures and expressions were used in the product performance description within the project story, compared to the actual performance.
Verification Results
Upon reviewing the performance-related descriptions and Reward Details within the project, we confirmed the test reports submitted by the maker; however, we found discrepancies between those reports and the performance figures promoted in the actual project story. Consequently, we determined that the discrepancies between the objective evidence and the descriptions could mislead consumers, so we requested that the story be revised and took appropriate measures.
2. False or Exaggerated Advertising Regarding Physical Performance Improvement
Details of the Report
We received a report from a supporter alleging that exaggerated claims were used, suggesting that using Rewards would improve physical abilities and athletic performance.
Verification Results
To verify whether the device was functioning properly, we retrieved an actual Reward unit and conducted tests, which confirmed that there were no functional issues. However, verification results showed no direct improvement in physical ability. Therefore, we requested that the Story be revised and took relevant measures regarding expressions that could lead to a definitive perception of physical ability enhancement.
Operational Improvements
Based on this case, wadiz will strengthen its review of false or exaggerated advertising claims—such as performance metrics that differ from objective evidence or claims of physical ability enhancement—and will continuously monitor and review project stories and Reward Details that could mislead consumers.
04 · This Week’s Operations Summary
This week, we reviewed cases involving supporter misidentification reported through AI monitoring and the reporting channel, and promptly processed and provided guidance in accordance with our operational policies.
1
Status of AI Monitoring Actions
We monitored 212 projects; of these, 27 resulted in requests for makers to provide explanations, and 7 resulted in non-display measures.
2
Status of Report Processing
Initial actions have been completed for all 11 reports received, with the primary type of report being false information within Stories.
3
Notice Regarding the Next Report
The next Transparency Report is scheduled to be published on June 1, 2026. wadiz will continue to disclose its operational status and key action cases to strengthen trust in the platform.
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