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Case Name (Date)
De La Torre et al. v. LinkedIn Corp.
25-cv-709, N.D. Cal.
(Jan. 2025)
Product/Service
LinkedIn’s Premium Services
Allegations
Misrepresenting that Premium subscribers get enhanced privacy protections and that their personal information will not be disclosed to third parties when their personal information was disclosed to third parties for purposes of training AI models that create new content
Status
Pending
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