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Online customer files class action against Fabletics over privacy violations

Lauren Ewing filed a putative class action against Fabletics, alleging the company shared her personal information with third parties like TikTok, Snapchat, and Facebook after she opted out. The lawsuit claims Fabletics violated privacy laws by disclosing data for targeted advertising, despite assurances of confidentiality.

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Lauren EwingpersonFableticsorganizationKate HudsonpersonTikTokorganizationSnapchatorganizationFacebookorganizationElectronic Communications Privacy ActtopicUS District Court for the Northern District of Californiaplace

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