Self-improvement platform Mindvalley Inc. agreed to restrict its use of Meta Platforms Inc.'s Facebook Pixel as part of a preliminarily approved settlement over whether it disclosed users’ viewing history in violation of Video Privacy Protection Act.
The settlement approved Thursday requires disabling the website tracking code on the logged-on portion of Mindvalley’s website for a period of time and affirmative consent before enabling it on public areas, the US District Court for the Northern District of California said.
Mindvalley lacked the ability to pay any meaningful class-wide damages, so the deal doesn’t release class members from monetary damages unless ...
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