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SUMMARY

Adobe has reached a $150 million settlement with the US government concerning deceptive subscription practices, potentially impacting Lightroom Classic and Photoshop users. The lawsuit alleges violations of the Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act (ROSCA) due to fine print, hidden hyperlinks, and unclear early termination fees. While the exact compensation structure is pending court approval, eligible customers might receive Adobe Creative Cloud credits or refunds for cancellation fees. The settlement details are expected to emerge in the summer of 2026, with Adobe planning to contact affected subscribers directly.

TAKEAWAYS

Adobe settlement over deceptive subscription practices totals $150 million.

Lightroom Classic and Photoshop users may qualify for compensation.

Compensation could include Creative Cloud credits or refunds for early termination fees.

Final compensation details are expected in summer 2026.

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