<h1>Paid astrology service risks false-advertising and consumer-protection breaches; must substantiate claims and comply with GDPR Articles 6, 7, 44</h1> A press release advertises a paid career-prediction service based on astrological analysis, claiming high accuracy and global clientele while requesting personal birth data for bespoke readings. Legally relevant issues include potential consumer protection and false-advertising risks from unverifiable accuracy claims (e.g., '99.9% accuracy'), the need for clear, prominent disclaimers and substantiation of results, data-protection obligations when collecting sensitive personal data (birth time/place) across jurisdictions, and compliance with advertisement and professional-services regulations. The publisher's editorial disclaimer may limit liability but does not absolve the advertiser of statutory obligations or privacy and cross-border data transfer requirements.