"Amazon Prime Video Faces Lawsuit Over Ad Tier and Additional Charges"

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Amazon is facing a class-action lawsuit over its decision to introduce ads in Prime Video programming for default users, requiring an additional fee for an ad-free experience. The lawsuit alleges false advertising and deceptive practices, claiming that Amazon's conduct violates consumer protection laws. The plaintiff seeks unspecified monetary damages and an injunction to block Amazon's alleged deceptive conduct. Amazon has yet to comment on the pending litigation, which comes after the company's move to introduce ads in Prime Video content in major markets.
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- Amazon Prime Video drops Dolby Vision and Atmos unless you pay extra The Verge
- Dumping us into ad tier of Prime Video when we paid for ad-free is 'unfair' – lawsuit The Register
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