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Pandora User Seeks To Revive Privacy Lawsuit

Posted on October 25, 2012 by pogowasright.org

Wendy Davis reports:

A Michigan resident is preparing to ask a federal appeals court to reinstate his privacy lawsuit against Pandora, court records show.

Peter Deacon alleged in a 2011 lawsuit that Pandora violated a Michigan privacy law by participating in Facebook’s “instant personalization” program. That program shares logged-in Facebook users’ names and photos with outside companies, including Pandora.

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