Skullcandy Consumer Drops Lawsuit Over Meta Info Sharing (1)

A consumer dropped her proposed class action alleging audio-equipment maker Skullcandy Inc. disclosed her personal information to Meta Platforms Inc. and Google LLC in violation of the California Invasion of Privacy Act.

Lead plaintiff Julie Jones filed a notice of voluntary dismissal Wednesday in the US District Court for the District of Utah.

• Jones alleged in the March lawsuit that Skullcandy used online tracking tools from Meta’s Facebook unit and Google on its website, allowing the tech companies to eavesdrop on visitors’ browsing activity and communications
• The company didn’t adequately disclose its use of the tracking tools or provide ...