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Customers who buy a video game from the website at Popular gameiler in game game, Gamestop, in the past five years will be eligible for a charge under a recent settlement after an alleged privacy violation.
Action-Action case, filed by Alejandro Alandies and Scott Gallie, accused of playing personal information in sharing customers without permission.
Gamestop document says “Expressed online customers in video game personal informed information on facebook Through Facebook tracks pixel without permission, breach of Privacy Privacy (VPA) action. “
Gamestop has set up the action-action case of $ 4.5 million after Plaintiffs accuse Customer data dealer with Facebook by tracking pixel. (Gabby Jones / Bloomberg by Getty / Getty Images images)
As a result of the $ 4.5 million settlement, affecting customers will receive a currency fee of up to $ 5 or a voucher worth up to $ 10 available in the case with a shopper case, according to the case.
Customers can be eligible for payment from settlement when they buy a game from Gamestop’s website Between August 18, 2020 and April 17, 2025, and there is a public Facebook account showing the name used at the time of purchase.
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According to the case, Gamestop has “revealing online video customers personalized Facebook information without permission, in violation of the video protection act (VPPA).” (Michael M. Santiago / Getty Images / Getty Images)
To receive payment, qualified customers must submit a claim to Website with settlement On August 15.
The submission form asks that claimants provide their full name, address, email, phone number and proof of owner of a link or profile screenshot.
The submission form requires that claimants should provide their full name, address, email, phone number and proof of a link or profile screenshot. (Illustration by Cheng Xin / Getty Images)
Gamestop denies that it violates any law, but agreed to the settlement to avoid uncertainties and costs related to the case, according to the settlement website.
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