Netflix Faces $50M Lawsuit Over Record-Breaking Tyson-Paul Stream
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A Florida man has filed a $50 million class-action lawsuit against Netflix, alleging breach of contract due to streaming issues during the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson event. The lawsuit claims subscribers faced significant buffering problems, despite Netflix promoting the event as a success with 60 million households tuning in. Netflix acknowledged technical challenges but assured the NFL that similar issues won't occur during their upcoming Christmas Day games. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages on behalf of U.S. Netflix subscribers.
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