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Adobe settles DOJ cancellation fee lawsuit, will pay $75 million penalty

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Adobe settled a lawsuit with the Department of Justice over hidden cancellation fees for its Creative Cloud subscriptions by agreeing to pay a $75 million penalty and provide matching free services to users, highlighting the importance of transparent subscription practices for content creators.

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