
JioHotstar is once again facing heavy criticism for allegedly blocking paid subscriber accounts without proper justification. The growing number of such incidents has pushed many users to take their complaints to social media.
According to a subscriber, even after paying for the subscription in advance, their account was suspended under the pretext of “unwanted activity.” The user cited provisions under the Consumer Protection Act, referring to Section 2(11) for “deficiency in service,” highlighting the failure to deliver a service that was already paid for. They also mentioned Section 2(47) regarding “unfair trade practices,” pointing to arbitrary charges and discriminatory behaviour.
The subscriber claimed that this sudden account suspension not only interrupted their streaming experience but also caused unnecessary stress. They raised concerns about the lack of transparency in JioHotstar’s account suspension policies and the limited channels available for consumer support.
In response, JioHotstar stated that their audit had flagged a breach in the account that did not align with their policies, leading to the logout from their end. They advised the subscriber to attempt logging in after 24 hours, and if the issue persisted, to uninstall and reinstall the application.
This incident highlights the urgent need for clear and fair protocols when handling cases of suspected account misuse, ensuring both transparency and consumer trust.
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