LifeLock’s Marketing
Allegations: Falsely representing that its advertising was in compliance with an FTC settlement agreement and falsely representing how the company protects consumers’ personal data
Weingarten et al. v. LifeLock, Inc.
18-cv-1013, D. Ariz.
(March 2018)
LifeLock’s identity theft protection services
Allegations: Falsely representing that its advertising was in compliance with an FTC settlement agreement and falsely representing how the company protects consumers’ personal data
Allegations: Falsely marketing itself as a “comprehensive” network that provides service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year and “stop[s] thieves before they do damage”…
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