MegaLag is still digging up dirt on Honey.

A prominent online video creator has published a new update in an ongoing investigation into the Honey browser extension, which is owned by PayPal.

This latest update follows up on accusations first made nearly two years ago, where the platform was accused of engaging in deceptive practices that negatively impacted consumers, content creators, and retail organizations alike. The creator's renewed scrutiny highlights how other major affiliate platforms, including Rakuten, have recently decided to sever their business ties with the coupon-finding tool in response to the controversy.

Beyond the shifting business partnerships, the update also examines the current status of legal proceedings involving the service. Furthermore, other notable online personalities have started analyzing the broader impact of this controversy on the digital media landscape. Specifically, these discussions explore how the fallout from the coupon application's alleged practices has reshaped the nature of brand sponsorships and promotional agreements for video creators across the internet.