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Henson et al v. Turn, Inc.
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4:15-cv-01497
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June 15, 2018
Verizon Users Vie To Keep 'Zombie Cookies' Suit Alive
Verizon subscribers have urged a California federal court to let them move forward with their proposed class action alleging online marketer Turn Inc. used "zombie cookies" to track their mobile device browsing habits, saying that the company's technology violated their privacy rights.
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February 13, 2018
Verizon Users Can't Sustain 'Supercookies' Suit, Court Told
Online marketer Turn Inc. on Monday previewed its latest strategy for shaking a recently resurrected putative class action claiming it secretly tracked Verizon subscribers with "supercookies," telling a California federal court that the plaintiffs have failed to allege a concrete injury and had authorized the disputed data collection.
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March 17, 2016
Ad Firm Gets Verizon Supercookies Row Sent To Arbitration
A California federal judge has sent to arbitration a putative class action accusing an online marketing firm of surreptitiously tracking Verizon subscribers' online and app activities by using undetectable "supercookies," saying the dispute was covered by a Verizon contract that requires subscribers to arbitrate their claims.