<h1>Insurer's Marketing Release Uses Nationwide Father Survey Without Method Details, Raising Truth, Data Privacy, Disclosure Concerns</h1> A life insurer issued a corporate press release reporting results of a nationwide online survey of over 6,000 fathers, classifying respondents into three financial 'dad' personas and citing percentages for priorities, investment horizons, and preferred instruments. The release functions as marketing material presenting self-reported data and corporate positioning of product offerings; it does not disclose methodology details beyond sample size and urban/semi-urban reach, raising potential questions about representativeness and verification of claims. Regulatory considerations include truth-in-advertising, data-protection compliance for survey collection, and disclosure adequacy regarding survey methods.