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A new class action lawsuit questions whether Anthropic broke the law by misleading power users

Some subscribers of Anthropic’s Max plan, which costs $100-$200 per month, say they didn’t get what they thought they were paying for in a new expanded class action lawsuit.

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A class‑action lawsuit alleges that Anthropic may have violated the law by misleading power‑user customers about the benefits of its top‑tier pricing subscription. Anthropic has stated that power users are central to its business and that it has prioritized them, even when that required disabling other popular applications such as OpenClaw. Some of the affected customers claim they were led to expect greater value from the premium plan than they actually received. The suit challenges whether those representations constitute unlawful deception.

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