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Louth v. NFL Enterprises LLC
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1:21-cv-00405
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June 11, 2024
NFL Balks At Delays, Amendments To Mobile App Privacy Suit
A proposed class action alleging that the NFL failed to protect data on its mobile app should not be allowed to replace the lead plaintiff, especially after he has exhibited a "lack of diligence and delay" during the suit, the league told a Rhode Island federal judge Tuesday.
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September 13, 2022
NFL Must Face Privacy Claim Over App's Prerecorded Videos
A Rhode Island federal judge on Monday told the NFL that it can't quash a putative class action lawsuit claiming the league's app violated privacy laws by secretly sharing Android phone users' video requests with Google's marketing apparatus.
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December 14, 2021
NFL Says App User Failed To Back Up Privacy Claims
The NFL asked a Rhode Island federal judge on Monday to reject claims its app secretly shares Android phone users' personal information with Google's marketing apparatus, calling the privacy law allegations "an exercise in conjecture and overreach."
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October 06, 2021
NFL App Shares User Data Without Permission, Suit Says
The NFL's app is secretly sharing Android phone users' personal information with Google's marketing apparatus, violating federal and state privacy laws in the process, a Rhode Island proposed class action filed Tuesday alleges.