ASAPP Inc. is free of a class suit brought by a California resident who said he didn’t consent to having his conversations with JetBlue recorded by the AI customer-service platform.
Robert Milton said that allowing ASAPP to intercept the conversations violated the California Invasion of Privacy Act. Judge Louis L. Stanton oversaw the case.
- ASAPP previously sought to dismiss Milton’s claims, saying that they fell short of pleading requirements and that he knew the call could be used for training purposes
- Milton dismissed the suit from the US District Court for the Southern District of New York without prejudice Aug. ...
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