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Mayhall v. Amazon Web Services Inc et al
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January 16, 2025
Amazon BIPA Suit Over Alleged NBA 2K Face Scans Settled
A gamer said Wednesday he reached a settlement with Amazon to end a proposed class action accusing the tech giant's web services provider of collecting facial scans of teens playing the popular NBA 2K video game without their knowledge or consent, according to a notice filed in Washington federal court.
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May 29, 2024
Amazon Shouldn't Escape BIPA Suit, Judge Recommends
A Washington federal magistrate judge on Wednesday recommended that the court should not toss a suit alleging Amazon.com Inc. collected facial scans of teens playing a popular video game without proper disclosures or consent, saying the plaintiff sufficiently alleges that Amazon knowingly obtained the data and disseminated it.
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May 28, 2024
Judge Hints Amazon Can't Avoid BIPA Suit For Stored Data
A Washington federal judge pushed back Tuesday against Amazon's claims it cannot be sued for data that merely passed through its servers, noting that Illinois' biometric privacy law doesn't just create liabilities for the original data collector.
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March 18, 2024
Amazon Again Tries To Sink NBA 2K Facial Scan Claims
Amazon is insisting it did not run afoul of Illinois' biometric privacy law, saying an amended complaint in a proposed class action in Washington federal court has failed to show the e-commerce company's cloud service collected or disclosed facial scans of teens playing the hit game NBA 2K.
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April 03, 2023
Amazon Can't Ax NBA 2K BIPA Suit Over Facial Scans
A Washington federal judge refused to throw out a proposed class action alleging Amazon.com Inc. and its cloud-computing subsidiary violated the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act by collecting and sharing facial scans of teens playing the hit basketball game NBA 2K without proper disclosures or consent.