Latest Breaking News On - California consumer legal remedies act - Page 11 : comparemela.com

Tech your username March 12, 2021 On Thursday, Judge Lucy H. Koh of the Northern District of California issued an order partially granting and partially denying Zoom Video Communication Inc.’s motion to dismiss the first amended complaint in the consolidated privacy lawsuit against it. The opinion noted that the plaintiffs, on behalf of themselves and putative classes of Zoom users, alleged that Zoom violated nine provisions of California law by “(1) sharing Plaintiffs’ personally identifiable information with third parties; (2) misstating Zoom’s security capabilities; and (3) failing to prevent security breaches known as‘Zoombombing.’” Zoom moved to dismiss all of the claims with prejudice, making two primary arguments. In particular, Zoom contended that Section 230 (c)(1) of the Communications Decency Act “bars Plaintiff(s)’ claims to the extent the claims are based on ‘Zoombombing’” and the court noted that Zoom grou

United statesLucyh kohWolf haldenstein adler freeman herzBottini incCommunications decencyPitre mccarthyGibbs law groupVideo communication incJudge lucyNorthern districtZoom video communicationCommunications decency actComprehensive data accessFraud actUnfair competition lawCalifornia consumer legal remedies act