- Thirteen individuals have filed a lawsuit against more than a dozen mobile app makers--including Path, Twitter, Apple, and Facebook--who were accused of automatically uploading user address books without permission. The suit, filed Monday in U. (CNET News)
- The founder of UmeNow, Evelyn Castillo-Bach, announced today that she supports the federal class action lawsuit filed by a consortium of Texas attorneys who seek to protect the privacy rights of mobile App users nationwide. (Consumer Electronics Net)
- EPIC suit rejected: On Friday, a court rejected the Electronic Privacy Information Center's suit to force the Federal Trade Commission to block Google's new privacy policy. (Washington Post)
- A former police officer with St. (Minneapolis Star Tribune)
- CAESAREA, Israel, March 5 (UPI) -- The wife of Israel Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has filed a libel and invasion of privacy suit against her former housekeeper, court records show. (United Press International)
- A former prosecutor who was acquitted on obstruction charges wants a federal appeals court in Washington to restart his privacy suit against the U.S. Justice Department over allegations the government leaked information to a reporter. The U.S. (The BLT: Blog of Legal Times)
- LAKEPORT -- The parties in the Rattlesnake Island lawsuit received a split decision of sorts from a Lake County judge Friday morning. (Lake County Record Bee)
- Facebook, Twitter, Yelp and Apple, Foursquare and 13 other prominent social media firms have been hit with a lawsuit accusing them of supplying mobile applications that invade users privacy has just shut up shop. (The Register)
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Privacy suit
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