Did NBCUniversal Violate CNBC.com Accountholders' Privacy? Attorneys Investigate Suspected Data Sharing

Last Updated on May 30, 2023

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At A Glance

This Alert Affects
Any Facebook users who have a CNBC account and watched videos on CNBC.com.
What’s Going On?
It’s suspected that NBCUniversal, the owner of CNBC.com, may have secretly shared these users’ data – including which videos they watched on the website – with Facebook through a tracking tool. Attorneys are now gathering CNBC.com users to take action over potential violations of the federal Video Privacy Protection Act.
Is This a Lawsuit?
No, the attorneys are pursuing a legal strategy called mass arbitration, which involves many consumers filing individual claims against the same company over the same issue.
What Could I Get?
While there are no guarantees, it’s possible that those who participate could be entitled to as much as $2,500.
How Much Does This Cost?
It costs nothing to sign up, and you don’t have to pay if the attorneys don’t win your claim. If they do, they will be paid a percentage of the money you’re awarded.
What You Can Do
If you’re a Facebook user who has a CNBC account (i.e., you registered to receive additional content, emails and newsletters) and watched videos on CNBC.com, sign up by filling out the form linked below.

The information submitted on this page will be forwarded to Milberg Coleman Bryson Phillips Grossman, PLLC who has sponsored this investigation.

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