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Apple Sued Again For Alleged Privacy Violations

By Inside Privacy on February 18, 2011

Posted in Advertising & Marketing, Litigation, Mobile, United States

For the fourth time in the past two months, Apple has been sued for allegedly violating the privacy of iPad and iPhone users. Like the previous three suits (two of which we discussed in this post), Rodimer v. Apple, Inc. [PDF] alleges that Apple transmitted “personal information,” including Unique Device…

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CFAA and Wiretap Act Claims Filed Against Apple and App Developers

By Libbie Canter on December 29, 2010

Posted in Advertising & Marketing, Mobile

Last week, iPhone and iPad App users filed two separate class action complaints against Apple and iOS App developers in the Northern District of California. (The complaints are currently captioned Freeman v. Apple, Inc. and Lalo v. Apple, Inc.) In both, the plaintiffs charge the defendant…

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