Lawsuit accuses Amazon of secretly tracking consumers through cellphones
- Amazon and its advertising subsidiary are being sued for allegedly collecting personal and location data from third-party apps without users' informed consent, filed in federal court in San Francisco.
- The lawsuit claims that Amazon's Ads SDK allowed the collection of sensitive geolocation data, revealing personal information about consumers.
- Plaintiff Felix Kolotinsky asserts that Amazon's actions violate California laws regarding unauthorized data collection and tracking.
- The case highlights ongoing concerns about privacy practices, as similar lawsuits and regulatory actions against companies for unauthorized data collection continue to emerge.
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