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Gray v. Twitter Inc
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March 18, 2021
Judge Urges Toss Of Twitter Privacy Suit For Lack Of Intent
A Washington federal magistrate judge has backed the dismissal of a suit claiming that Twitter "deceptively" obtained user phone numbers to target users with ads, finding no evidence that the company had shown the intent required to push the case forward.
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January 25, 2021
User Fights To Keep Twitter In Phone Number Privacy Suit
A Twitter user urged a Washington federal judge not to let the social media platform slip out of a proposed class action accusing it of fraudulently obtaining users' phone numbers, saying a state law forbids the manner in which Twitter used the data.
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September 21, 2020
Twitter Obtained Phone Numbers Via Fraud, Wash. User Says
A user hit Twitter with a proposed class action in Washington federal court Monday over its alleged procurement of telephone records by "fraudulent, deceptive or false means" in violation of a state privacy law, arguing the company owes $5,000 per violation.