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Hazlitt et al v. Apple Inc.
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June 17, 2021
Apple Doesn't Have To Turn Over User Docs In Privacy Suit
An Illinois federal judge has favored Apple's bid to escape an attempt by a proposed class of state residents in a biometric privacy suit to compel the technology giant to produce documents identifying all device users who bought products containing the company's Photos app.
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November 17, 2020
Apple Asks Fed. Judge To Reconsider Remand Of BIPA Claim
Apple is asking an Illinois federal judge to reconsider a ruling that it must face claims that it violated the state's biometric privacy law with its facial recognition software, saying one count of the complaint should have been thrown out and not remanded to state court.
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November 12, 2020
Apple Can't Duck Facial Recognition Privacy Class Action
An Illinois federal judge on Thursday refused to let Apple Inc. escape a class action alleging that it violates state law through its facial recognition software, finding that the proposed class' allegations that the company illegally collects and stores face scans can proceed.