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Stories from across the site that focus on Consumer Rights.
How PlayStation Gamers Can Claim Their Share of an $8 Million Settlement
Sony is allocating nearly $8 million to U.S. PlayStation users through a class action settlement. Learn who qualifies and what payout to expect.
May 12, 2026
Why Nintendo Fans Are Suing for Tariff Refunds and What It Means
Exploring the implications of a lawsuit against Nintendo over tariff refunds and its potential impact on gamers.
Apr 23, 2026
Tesla Owners Demand Refunds as Full Self-Driving is Restricted
European Tesla owners are frustrated over the exclusion of older vehicles from Full Self-Driving access, despite prior promises.
Apr 17, 2026
Amazon Faces Class Action for Allegedly 'Bricking' Fire TV Sticks
A new lawsuit claims Amazon is limiting updates on older Fire TV Stick models to push users towards newer devices.
Apr 15, 2026
What Netflix's Refunds for Italian Customers Mean for Users Globally
Netflix's recent refunds to Italian customers highlight implications for pricing and user rights worldwide.
Apr 8, 2026
Which VPNs Actually Provide Your Data on Request?
An exploration of how well VPN providers comply with data access requests under GDPR and similar regulations.
Mar 26, 2026
UK PlayStation Users Could Claim Billions from Class-Action Lawsuit
A class-action lawsuit against Sony may lead to UK PlayStation users receiving up to £2 billion in compensation for excessive charges on the PlayStation Store.
Mar 12, 2026
Impact of Acer and Asus Stopping Laptop Support in Germany
A look into the consequences for consumers after Acer and Asus halted laptop support due to a patent dispute in Germany.
Feb 20, 2026
Big Tech Fines: A Costly Penalty or Just Business as Usual?
Despite $7.8 billion in fines, Big Tech can pay off penalties in under a month. What does this mean for regulation and user privacy?
Jan 28, 2026