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A legal procedure letting a group of plaintiffs with similar claims sue collectively, commonly used in antitrust, privacy, and consumer protection disputes.
A class action in the Northern District of California treats consent design as a dated product artifact: the toggle shipped on August 12, the alleged collection started in 2024.
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Every company that outsourced KYC document capture now owns an exposure it never inventoried, because the images being sold appear to come from the verifier rather than from any of its customers. The FBI opened the file in New Orleans.
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IDScan.net says an unauthorized third party may have accessed or copied full names and government-issued ID numbers from customer accounts on its cloud, after 153 million driver's licenses appeared for sale on a dark web site.
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The complaint, filed six days after Dario Amodei's Sept. 12 essay, builds its conspiracy out of four public statements made on a single day. It asks a court to value capability that was never shipped.
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Buist v. Anthropic pleads a horizontal agreement to slow capability gains, assembled entirely from material the four defendants published themselves. A cross-company safety call is now discoverable evidence.
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An amended class action in Northern California alleges every Meta AI activation on the glasses routed video overseas to low-paid labelers. Some of the plaintiffs were never users, only people who got recorded. Meta intends to fight.
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The complaint was filed as a class action, so a ruling for the plaintiffs would reach every applicant the term searches touched. NIH's own head of extramural research has already described the practice in a court filing.
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Two fathers and their children say Meta turned their Facebook and Instagram photos into face templates for a glasses feature that never shipped, and Illinois law counts biometric damages one violation at a time.
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The complaint says Max's advertised 5x and 20x multipliers apply only inside rolling five-hour sessions that sit under a weekly cap, while Anthropic's own defence is that the terms were two hyperlinks away.
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A class action says Logitech kept a $61 million duty refund while its 2025 price increases stayed on the shelf. The complaint's own figures show the refund covers at most four fifths of what buyers paid.
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A suit over tariff-era price rises tests whether money returned to importers travels down to the people who paid it. Every hardware purchase from that window sits downstream of the answer.
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