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Pirozzi v. Apple, Inc
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3:12-cv-01529
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May 15, 2014
CORRECTED: Apple, App Makers Beat Bulk Of Address Book Snooping Case
A California federal judge on Wednesday threw out virtually all of a class action alleging software applications distributed through Apple Inc.’s App Store surreptitiously lifted mobile device users’ contact information, clearing Apple of consumer deception and a slew of app developers of data theft. Correction: An earlier headline implied that the suit had been completely dismissed. The error has been corrected.
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August 06, 2013
Apple Can't Shake Privacy Suit Over Apps That Lift User Info
A California federal judge on Monday denied Apple Inc.'s effort to sink a proposed class action claiming the company failed to prevent third-party software applications distributed through its online App Store from uploading user information from Apple's mobile devices without users' permission.