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Miracle-Pond et al v. Shutterfly, Inc.
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February 19, 2021
Shutterfly Reaches Deal To End Facial Scan Privacy Claims
Illinois residents have reached a settlement in principle to resolve their claims that photo-sharing service Shutterfly stored their biometric data from its facial-recognition technology without their consent, they told a federal court Thursday.
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May 15, 2020
Shutterfly User Must Arbitrate Ill. Biometric Privacy Claim
An Illinois federal judge said Friday that a Shutterfly user must arbitrate her accusations that the photo publishing service unlawfully stored biometric data from its facial-recognition technology, even though the company unilaterally amended its arbitration clause after she sued.
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March 23, 2020
Shutterfly Says Email Wasn't Attempt To Force Arbitration
Shutterfly Inc. has slammed putative class allegations claiming it improperly attempted to arbitrate a suit alleging the company stored biometric data from its facial recognition technology, telling an Illinois federal court that the users could not prove that they would ever win certification.
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November 26, 2019
Shutterfly Sent Improper Arbitration Email, Says Class
Shutterfly Inc. improperly tried to bind users to arbitrate biometric privacy claims by mass-emailing updated terms and conditions without disclosing pending litigation, a proposed class told an Illinois federal judge Tuesday.
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October 04, 2019
Shutterfly Says Ill. Biometric Law Doesn't Cover Online Photos
Shutterfly Inc. urged an Illinois federal judge Thursday to toss out a lawsuit claiming its facial recognition technology violates the state's biometric privacy law, arguing the statute excludes liability over information derived from online photographs.