As deforestation increases in the Amazon, it will decrease precipitation in California and create drier conditions in Southern California.”
US e-commerce giant Amazon is facing a proposed class action lawsuit that alleges the company covertly monitored and commercialised the detailed location data of its consumers in California. The complaint was lodged by Felix Kolotinsky,
Harvesting of location data and other personal info without user consent, lawsuit claims Amazon and its advertising subsidiary have been sued for allegedly collecting personal and location data from third-party mobile apps without obtaining users' informed consent.
Michelle Mack, 54, the married, mother-of-three “queenpin,” was ordered to pay $3 million in restitution to Ulta, Sephora and a number of other retailers her crime ring targeted, according to a
Individuals and regulators are increasingly complaining that companies are trying to profit from information gathered without consent from cellphones.
Amazon is being sued by consumers who claim that the company has been secretly tracking their movements through their smartphones. The class action lawsuit, filed in a San Francisco federal court, claims that Amazon gained "backdoor access" to the phones of users.
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A class of consumers sued Amazon.com, Inc. on Wednesday, claiming the technology company secretly tracked and sold their sensitive data without their consent. Plaintiff Felix Kolotinsky brought the
Amazon collected an enormous amount of timestamped geolocation data about where consumers live, work, shop, and visit, revealing sensitive information such as religious affiliations, sexual orientations,
Amazon.com Inc. and Amazon Advertising LLC collected the geolocation data of millions of consumers using apps embedded with the Amazon Ads software development kit without their knowledge or consent in violation of California privacy laws,