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The Dutch privacy foundation Stichting Data Bescherming Nederland (SDBN) is suing computer software giant Adobe, alleging that the company secretly collects and shares personal data of millions of Dutch citizens with companies in the online advertising market. The foundation demands that Adobe cease these practices and compensate the affected Dutch citizens for any damages. ....
Consumer-rights body SDBN has filed a lawsuit against the tech company that mirrors a previous penalty, this time aiming to win damages for consumers. ....
Make way for another Dutch class action privacy damages lawsuit this one targeting the company formerly known as Twitter (now X Corp); and MoPub, the mobile ad platform it used to own (before selling it to AppLovin at the start of last year), which is accused of "illegal trafficking" of millions of app users' personal data. While X no longer owns MoPub it was the owner and operator of the mobile adtech during the period the litigation targets including several years when the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was in application. The suit, which is an opt out (rather than an opt in) class claim, alleges the MoPub adtech platform unlawfully tracked app users, collecting people's data as they used third party software such as games, period trackers and dating apps, and then sharing/trading what could be very sensitive personal data on users with scores of companies without the individuals' knowledge or consent something the plaintiffs cont ....
Stichting Data Bescherming Nederland (SDBN), a Dutch non-profit foundation announced that it is launching a lawsuit against X. Corp, formerly known as Twitter. ....