Flock US privacy class action faces possible remand over standing
By Maria Dinzeo ( September 24, 2026, 22:57 GMT | Insight) -- A federal judge questioned whether California drivers suffered a legally cognizable privacy injury when Flock data was accessed by out-of-state and federal agencies, raising the prospect the class action could be sent back to state court.A federal judge seemed unconvinced that Flock’s allowing non-California law enforcement and public agencies to access driver data caused a sufficiently concrete privacy injury to keep a statewide privacy class action in federal court....
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