Data Privacy
Feb. 6, 2025
Autotrader challenges judge's ruling in privacy tracking case
Autotrader pushes for a federal judge in LA to reconsider a partial dismissal in a privacy lawsuit, arguing the judge misinterpreted California's pen register statute regarding IP tracking.
Attorneys defending Autotrader from unlawful online tracking allegations argued that a federal judge in Los Angeles should revisit a partial dismissal ruling because he did not thoroughly analyze the law that was used to keep alive a claim that the company's software violated the state's pen register statute.
On Jan. 8, U.S. District Judge R. Gary Klausner rejected the company's argument that California Penal Code, Section 638.51 was not applicable to the case because ...
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