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Pirozzi v. Apple, Inc
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4:12-cv-01529
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August 01, 2013
Apple Not Liable For Apps' Alleged Breaches, Judge Hears
Apple Inc. urged a California federal judge Thursday to throw out a class action claiming the company violated users' privacy by allowing apps to "steal" users' private data and location, arguing that third-party developers — not Apple — had control of those apps.
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February 25, 2013
Apple Says IPhone App Privacy Suit Shows No Injury
Apple Inc. asked a California federal judge on Friday to toss an iPhone customer's suit claiming the company violated users' privacy by allowing apps to pull private information from address books and photos, arguing that she didn't show she was harmed by the alleged actions.
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February 01, 2013
Apple Faces Revamped Claims That Apps Grab User Data
Apple Inc. on Thursday received more time to respond to revamped class action allegations in California federal court that the company violated mobile device users' privacy by allowing apps to pull information from their address book and photo collections without permission.