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Quiroz v. 7-Eleven, Inc.
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August 01, 2022
7-Eleven Customer Drops Video Surveillance BIPA Suit
A 7-Eleven customer alleging the convenience store chain tracks its customers with video surveillance technology that collects, uses and stores their biometric facial data in violation of Illinois' landmark biometric privacy law has dropped the proposed class suit.
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May 09, 2022
7-Eleven's Video Surveillance Violates BIPA, Suit Claims
A 7-Eleven customer hit the convenience store chain with an Illinois federal lawsuit Friday claiming the company is actively tracking its customers with video surveillance technology that collects, uses and stores their biometric facial data without first obtaining their consent.