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A $100 ceiling on all claims means users are effectively barred from recovering meaningful compensation from Pinterest regardless of the harm suffered.
Users can recover no more than $100 from Pinterest in total for all claims combined, regardless of actual damages.
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A $100 ceiling on all claims means users are effectively barred from recovering meaningful compensation from Pinterest regardless of the harm suffered.
Users can recover no more than $100 from Pinterest in total for all claims combined, regardless of actual damages.
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