Nest Lawsuit Alleges Google Unfairly ‘Bricked’ First-, Second-Gen Learning Thermostats
A class action lawsuit claims that Google unfairly bricked first- and second-gen Nest thermostats, depriving consumers of features they had already paid for.
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Despite Privacy Promises, Meta, Third Parties Read and Store WhatsApp Messages, Class Action Lawsuit Alleges
A WhatsApp lawsuit alleges Meta secretly allows employees and third parties to access supposedly private, encrypted WhatsApp messages.
Safe Melt Lawsuit Alleges Ice-Melting Salt Is Far From ‘Pet Safe’ as Advertised
A class action alleges ‘Safe Melt’ salt, used to melt ice and snow, is not as safe for pets as advertised and is, in fact, dangerous for pets to eat or touch.
‘Seeing Everything’: Meta AI Glasses Lawsuit Claims Much-Touted Privacy Protections Are a Sham
A class action lawsuit says that intimate footage captured by Meta’s smart glasses is reviewed by human annotators to enhance AI training.
Class Action Lawsuit Alleges WWE Misled Consumers About Monthly Cost to Stream Live Events on ESPN
A class action lawsuit alleges WWE deceived consumers by assuring they would not have to pay more to stream live events with an existing ESPN subscription.
Toyota, Lexus UA80 Transmission, Torque Converter Problems Caused by Defects, Class Action Lawsuit Says
A proposed class action lawsuit claims that certain newer Toyota and Lexus vehicles are equipped with UA80 eight-speed transmissions plagued by mechanical and software defects.
‘Insufficient’ ByHeart Recall of Contaminated Infant Formula Benefits Very Few Consumers, Class Action Alleges
A class action suit alleges the ByHeart recall of infant formula contaminated with botulism is woefully insufficient, as it offers no refunds to consumers.
Spotify Lawsuit Alleges ‘Personalized’ Song Recommendations Are Based On Pay-for-Play Monetary Incentives
A class action lawsuit claims that Spotify’s 'personalized' song recommendations are rooted in pay-for-play practices, rather than a user's activity.
Iris USA Lawsuit Claims Dangerously Defective Pet Food Containers Pose Suffocation Risk
A class action alleges Iris Airtight Pet Food Containers are unreasonably dangerous, given that a pet can be trapped inside due to a defective lid locking mechanism.
Historic $2.5B Amazon Prime FTC Settlement Offers Major Refunds for Consumers Nationwide
The FTC announced this week that it has locked in an unprecedented $2.5 billion settlement with Amazon.com, Inc. over allegations that the retail giant enrolled millions of consumers into Amazon Prime subscriptions without consent.