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If they ever advertised a use case for it, then took that use case away, they can be sued. My most recent memory if the class action against Sony when they dropped Linux support on the PS3.
A lawsuit would be the cost of doing business. They'll raise prices by $10 to make up the loss. For reference, Sony sold 87.4 million PS3's at a $500 each. That's $43 Billion dollars. Sony had to pay a grand total of $3.75 million to settle the suit. That's 0.007% of sales.