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Turn Inc. sued for tracking non-party VZ subscribers

Jun 232015
 
 June 23, 2015  Breaches, Business, Court

Noted on Courthouse News:

LOS ANGELES – A class action claims Turn Inc. violates privacy of (nonparty) Verizon subscribers by tracking their browsing history and selling it to advertisers, in Superior Court.

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