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LinkedIn Settlements: Data Privacy Concerns and Class Actions

Posted on March 2, 2015June 30, 2025 by Dissent

Eilene Spear writes:

LinkedIn,  the popular social networking site designed to help individuals connect professionally, promote themselves and their skills, and keep a sort of digital resume to impress potential employers is in the process of settling two lawsuits that stem from data breaches.  One involving a data security breach, and another accusing the site of “hacking” users email addresses to send out invitations to join the network.

Read more on National Law Review. I’ve covered the two cases on this blog and on DataBreaches.net. For additional details on these cases, search the blogs for “LinkedIn.”

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