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Washington Post faces class-action lawsuit alleging 'surveillance pricing' of subscribers
The Washington Post faces a class-action lawsuit alleging 'surveillance pricing' of subscribers, where personal data was allegedly used to charge longtime customers higher prices. The lawsuit claims the practice began in late 2024 and was disclosed in March 2026 under New York law. The Clarkson Law Firm seeks punitive and statutory damages, citing unfair and deceptive practices.
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