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Location-Based Services

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  1. New Jersey Restraining Order Lawyers

    Can Air Tags and Location Trackers Lead To a Restraining Order

    By Travis Tormey

    AirTag Stalking and Restraining Orders in New Jersey How AirTags Differ From Traditional GPS Trackers AirTags and similar Bluetooth tracking devices, such as Tile and Samsung SmartTag, work differently from…

  2. Ohio Employer Law Blog

    Location tracking of employee raises interesting legal issues

    By Jonathan Hyman

    In an effort to dial back its current work-from-home culture, PricewaterhouseCoopers will start tracking where some of its employees work. It will start requiring its UK employees to spend a…

  3. Rural Spectrum Scanner

    FCC Seeks Comment on Diameter and SS7 Protocol Location Tracking Vulnerabilities

    By Ryan Gillcrist

    The FCC’s Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau (Bureau) has requested comment on communications service providers’ implementation of certain security countermeasures to prevent exploitation of vulnerabilities in the Diameter and…

  4. Inside Class Actions

    Class Action Suit Brought Under CIPA Section 637.7 for Alleged Location-Based Tracking of Vehicles Is Dismissed

    By Sam Greeley, Kathryn Cahoy

    A U.S. District Court Judge in California dismissed a putative class action asserting claims under section 637.7 of the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) in a case that could…

  5. Privacy Zone

    Key Lessons from Google’s Settlement To Pay A Record $391 Million Fine For Data Collection Practices

    By Anjali Jenna (AJ) Teigen

    Google agrees to pay a historic $391.5 million to settle with attorneys general from 40 U.S. states for misleading users about its location tracking and collection practices. The settlement is…

  6. Privacy & Information Security Law Blog

    Google Agrees to $391.5 Million Settlement with 40 States over Misleading Location Tracking Practices

    By Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

    On November 14, 2022, Google LLC agreed to a $391.5 million settlement with the attorneys general of 40 U.S. states over the company’s location tracking controls available in its user…

  7. Privacy Zone

    Google Accused of Using “Dark Patterns” to Track Users Who Did Not Want to Be Tracked

    By Jenny L. Colgate

    On August 13, 2018, the Associated Press published a story: “Google tracks your movements, like it or not.” According to the article, computer-science researchers at Princeton confirmed findings that “many…

  8. Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider

    Privacy Tip #293 – Location, Location, Location-Based Services

    By Linn Foster Freedman

    This is not the first post discussing location-based services on mobile phones [see posts here]. And it won’t be the last. After reading my colleague’s post on the priest who…

  9. Ride the Lightning

    Want to be an Arsonist? Leave Your Android Phone at Home

    By Sharon Nelson

    Unless you want to go to jail of course. Naked Security carried a great geofencing post on December 16. If you own an Android device, and if you happen to…

  10. AdLaw By Request®

    Litigation in the Forecast for Weather Channel App

    By Bretta Oluyede

    On January 3, the city of Los Angeles accused TWC Product and Technology, LLC (“TWC”) (an International Business Machines Corporation subsidiary) of violating millions of American consumers’ privacy. In the…