Apple Faces Fourth iPhone Analytics Setting Privacy Lawsuit
Apple has been sued again—and again—because it collects data when its privacy settings promise not to, according to researchers' tests.
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Apple has been sued again—and again—because it collects data when its privacy settings promise not to, according to researchers' tests.
IPhones collect analytics data even when they promise not to, according to privacy researchers' tests. It's giving "I'll see you in court."
Apple is facing two class-action lawsuits after researchers found that first-party apps are sending analytics data back to the company, even with iPhone Analytics disabled.
Tests showed Apple collects data even when its own settings promise not to. Two lawsuits and several months later, the company hasn't answered any questions.
A new class action has been filed against Apple Inc. by Joaquin Serrano of Philadelphia Pennsylvania, to seek redress for Apple’s systematic violations of state wiretapping, privacy, and consumer fraud laws.