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James E. Andrews v. Sirius XM Radio, Inc. et al
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November 28, 2017
Sirius Says It Found Driver's Info From Post Office, Not DMV
Sirius XM Radio Inc. asked a California federal judge Monday to toss a proposed privacy class action, saying a driver falsely asserted that it targeted him for subscription offers using data gleaned from his personal motor vehicle records, when in reality the company obtained the data from post office records.
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November 27, 2017
Drivers Suing SiriusXM For Privacy Breach Seek Class Cert.
A driver who claims that SiriusXM violated privacy law by using data gleaned from his personal motor vehicle records to target him for subscription offers asked a California federal judge on Monday to certify his proposed nationwide class.