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  1. Conman

    Apple blinks

    https://www.marketwatch.com/story/apple-will-change-its-app-store-practices-in-legal-settlement-11630024742
  2. AlphaAtlas

    Nvidia Executives Allegedly Sold Shares During Crypto Boom

    We already reported that Nvidia is facing a class action lawsuit for allegedly violating federal securities law. As a reminder, Nvidia stock was sitting at about 155 dollars a share in August 2017, which is the beginning of the "class period" in this particular suit. It shot up to over $281...
  3. FrgMstr

    Class Action Do Not Track Google Lawsuit

    We are sure you remember it being kicked around last week that Google was tracking your location through your smartphone, even when you have Location History turned off. The transparent trick is that you have to turn off "Web and App Activity" as well, which again is transparent. It seems that...
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    Settlement In Sony Xperia Class Action Suit

    A federal court in New York ruled against Sony in a case that involved the waterproof capabilities of 24 Xperia models. Owners of the devices named in the lawsuit are entitled to have their warranty coverage for water damage extended by one year for models still in production, and 6 months for...
  5. M

    These 42 Disney Apps Are Allegedly Spying on Your Kids

    The House of Mouse is facing a class action lawsuit from a mom in San Francisco. Filed in California courts last Thursday, the suit claims that Disney is violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). Apparently without parental consent, Disney is collecting "persistent...
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