Dec. 1, 2022, 3:09 a.m. | Cindy Cohn

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A company harvested your personal data, but failed to take basic steps to secure it. So thieves stole it. Now you’ve lost control of your data, and you’re at greater risk of identity theft. But when you sue the negligent company, they say you haven’t really been injured, so you don’t belong in court – not unless you can prove a specific economic harm on top of the obvious privacy harm.


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