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Australia's consumer agency sues Microsoft over 365 pricing

Australia's consumer authority accused Microsoft of "deliberately" hiding subscription information from its Australian customer base.

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Australian regulator sues Microsoft over Microsoft 365 Copilot pricing notifications

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Microsoft Hit with Australian Lawsuit Over AI Pricing Practices

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ACCC sues Microsoft for allegedly misleading millions of Australians with Microsoft 365 subscription hikes

The consumer watchdog is suing Microsoft for allegedly misleading around 2.7 million Australians over its Microsoft 365 subscriptions.

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'Slam dunk': Microsoft sued for misleading Aussie users

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Australia sues Microsoft over AI-linked subscription price hikes

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ACCC sues Microsoft over alleged misleading Microsoft 365 pricing

Following the Copilot rollout, Microsoft raised the annual cost for the Personal plan by 45%, from A$109 ($71) to A$159, and for the Family plan by 29%, from A$139 to A$179.

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Australia sues Microsoft over ‘misleading’ AI offer

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Microsoft Sued in Australia Over 365 Price Hikes Tied to AI Copilot Rollout

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Australian government sues Microsoft for 'deliberately' hiding Copilot-free Microsoft 365 plans

ACCC sues Microsoft for hiding cheaper Copilot-free Microsoft 365 plan, allegedly misleading 2.7 million Aussies after subscription price hike.

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Australian watchdog sues Microsoft for misleading 2.7 million M365 users — deliberately hiding a cheaper Classic subscription plan without Copilot

The ACCC is suing Microsoft for allegedly misleading users by not revealing a lower-cost Microsoft 365 alternative without Copilot.

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Ex-competition tsar blasts plans for billion-dollar Optus payday

Former competition tsar Allan Fels has blasted government plans to hand Optus a billion-dollar “bonanza” payday, after last month’s deadly triple-0 outage.

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Australian Competition And Consumer Commission News

Australia's southern states will need to import natural gas to fill a looming shortfall by 2024, as last year's COVID-19 induced oil and gas price slump has slowed investment in new fields, the country's competition watchdog said on Tuesday.Regulators have ...