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Amazon to Pay $2.5 Billion to Settle FTC Prime Sign-Up Allegations

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Record civil penalty and next steps

Amazon agreed to pay $2.5 billion to settle U.S. Federal Trade Commission claims that it deceived consumers into enrolling in Prime. The company did not admit wrongdoing but said it would enhance disclosures and cancellation flows. The settlement represents a record civil penalty secured by the agency in a consumer-protection case.

Subscription practices and policy signals

The case centered on “dark pattern” concerns and friction in canceling subscriptions. Policy analysts said the deal could set a template for subscription-design rules across the tech industry. Amazon said its shopping and content services will continue unaffected while it implements changes.

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‘HOUSE OF DYNAMITE’ SOUNDTRACK TURNS INTO A GLOBAL WEAPON FOR STREAMING PLATFORMS ORPHANED CHEETAH CUB IN KENYA SPARKS DEBATE OVER HOW MUCH HUMANS SHOULD INTERVENE APPLE GOES AFTER LEAKER AS COURT ENTERS DEFAULT, RAISING STAKES FOR FUTURE IOS SECRETS RUSSIA’S DRONE BARRAGE HITS KYIV RESIDENTIAL BLOCKS, KILLING THREE THAILAND AND CAMBODIA SIGN BORDER CEASEFIRE AS TRUMP ARRIVES IN ASIA Sirajganj beggar ‘Saleha Pagli’ dies, leaving behind three sacks of money Gallows Awarded to Jamaat Leader Is a National Disgrace — Fakhrul Calls on All Parties to Forget Divisions and Join the Election Russia’s war in Ukraine tilts toward grinding pressure, not breakthrough Parents get new control over teen AI chats as Meta tightens rules Climate risk is quietly rewriting the rules of homeownership

Amazon to Pay $2.5 Billion to Settle FTC Prime Sign-Up Allegations

05:39:55 pm, Friday, 26 September 2025

Record civil penalty and next steps

Amazon agreed to pay $2.5 billion to settle U.S. Federal Trade Commission claims that it deceived consumers into enrolling in Prime. The company did not admit wrongdoing but said it would enhance disclosures and cancellation flows. The settlement represents a record civil penalty secured by the agency in a consumer-protection case.

Subscription practices and policy signals

The case centered on “dark pattern” concerns and friction in canceling subscriptions. Policy analysts said the deal could set a template for subscription-design rules across the tech industry. Amazon said its shopping and content services will continue unaffected while it implements changes.

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