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T-Mobile has added two new default-enabled privacy settings in its Privacy Center that allow the company to collect more user data, including for fraud prevention and financial data sharing. Users are advised to review and disable these toggles individually for each phone line to protect their privacy.
Google is settling a $23 million class-action suit that accuses it of sharing users' searches and information with third-party companies and websites without their consent between 2006 and 2013. Users can file a claim on the website refererheadersettlement.com to receive compensation, which is currently estimated to be around $7.70 but could increase depending on the number of people who file. The deadline to file is July 31. Google denies any liability or wrongdoing.
Google is settling a $23 million class-action suit that accuses it of sharing users' searches and information with third-party companies and websites without their consent between 2006 and 2013. Users who filed a claim can receive compensation, which could go up depending on how many people file. The deadline to file is July 31st. Google denies any liability or wrongdoing.
Google is settling a $23 million class-action suit that accuses it of sharing users' searches and information with third-party companies and websites without their consent between 2006 and 2013. Users can file a claim on the website refererheadersettlement.com to receive compensation, which is currently estimated to be around $7.70 but could increase depending on the number of people who file. The deadline to file is July 31. Google denies any liability or wrongdoing.
Google is settling a $23 million class-action suit that accuses it of sharing users' searches and information with third-party companies and websites without their consent between 2006 and 2013. Users can file a claim on the website refererheadersettlement.com to receive compensation, which is currently estimated to be around $7.70 but could increase depending on the number of people who file. The deadline to file is July 31. Google denies any liability or wrongdoing.
Google is settling a $23 million class-action suit that accuses it of sharing users' searches and information with third-party companies and websites without their consent between 2006 and 2013. Users who filed a claim can receive compensation, which could go up depending on how many people file. The deadline to file is July 31st. Google denies any liability or wrongdoing.
A new study found that 99% of US hospitals employed online data trackers in 2021 that transmitted visitors’ information to a broad network of outside parties, including major technology companies, data brokers, and private equity firms. The data captured included visits to pages on specific conditions such as depression, breast cancer, and Alzheimer’s disease. The ubiquitous use of the tracking tools may clash with the privacy expectations — if not the legal protections — that consumers take for granted as they browse online in search of medical care and information.