Spanish-language streaming service Univision Now shared information about the video-viewing histories of subscribers with third parties without the users’ consent, in violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act, a proposed federal class action said.
The lawsuit is the latest in a recent surge of litigation targeting the use of third-party tracking technology on websites operated by providers of video content. Prominent defendants include NFL Enterprises LLC, Walt Disney Co., and NBCUniversal Media LLC.
Dinorath Villalobos and Ezequiel Palomino alleged that Univision subsidiary D2C LLC incorporated tracking technology from Endeavor Streaming on its platform’s website and mobile app, ...
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