A federal district court Sept. 25 again dismissed a putative class action alleging Sony Computer Entertainment America LLC, Sony Network Entertainment International LLC, and Sony Network Entertainment America Inc. retained and disclosed consumers’ personally identifiable information in violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act (Rodriguez v. SONY Computer Entertainment America LLC, N.D. Cal., 4:11-cv-04084-PJH, 9/25/12).
“Plaintiff cannot be permitted to have a second bite at the VPPA apple,” the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California said, granting the defendants’ motion to dismiss the second amended complaint with prejudice.
The plaintiff, a user of Sony’s ...
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