A federal judge rejected Meta's argument that it couldn't be held liable under California law for the transmission of web ...

Readers of this blog are well aware of the proliferation of lawsuits alleging that websites which utilize Meta Pixel tracking software violate ...

For years, Meta's monopoly and noncompetitive practices have allowed it to violate users' privacy and profit off their ...

Meta has told the public about two of its key VR headset prototypes, with extreme fields of view and ultra-high pixel density ...

Despite the avalanche of lawsuits and enforcement actions related to tracking technology, companies can take at least some solace in a recent ...

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SAN FRANCISCO — A federal court in California denied Meta Platforms’ attempt to toss class privacy claims over Meta’s tracking tech, the Pixel, which web users say collects private medical date from ...

Meta claims it protects the public’s health data in two ways: by requiring websites using Pixel to ask for patient consent before using Pixel and by filtering out sensitive health data itself.

Meta urged Orrick to dismiss the lawsuit at an early stage in the proceedings, arguing that the Meta Pixel isn't in itself illegal. The company also said it didn't intentionally receive sensitive ...