US class action alleges Xandr sent Americans’ bulk sensitive data to Temu
( September 2, 2025, 23:52 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Ad tech firm Xandr is accused of violating the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act and California privacy laws for intercepting Americans’ online communications, and funneling sensitive browsing data to Chinese e-commerce platform Temu. The proposed class action also claims the company knowingly violated the US Department of Justice's Bulk Sensitive Data Rule by sharing sensitive information with a company owned by a US foreign adversary.See attached complaint....
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