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A new class-action lawsuit accuses Amazon of misleading consumers into believing they own movies they "buy" on its platform, when in reality the films that they’ve purchased can disappear at any time.

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A suit challenges Prime Video telling people they can "buy" a movie when they're purchasing a license to watch it for a period of time.

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