Haleon US Inc. websites will attach third party cookies to visitors, even if those users say they don’t want them, according to a proposed class action lawsuit.
The company behind consumer health products including Aquafresh toothpaste, Advil pain reliever, and Tums antacids prompts visitors to its websites on whether they want cookies enabled, the suit filed March 14 in the US District Court for the Northern District of California said. But even if users press the “Reject All” button, Haleon still lets parties like Google and Microsoft load cookies which track their website browsing activity and eavesdrop on their ...
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