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WWE Website Being Investigated By Law Firm Over Possible Privacy Violation
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WWE is being investigated by a law firm for possible privacy violations relating to their official website. Class action law firm Levi & Korsinsky, LLP announced that they’re looking into the company’s website over the possibility that it shared visitor information with third parties without properly notifying said visitors.
The announcement reads:
“Did You Use WWE.com? You May Be Entitled to Compensation.
If you visited WWE.com or interacted with its pages, videos, articles, or account features, your privacy rights may have been affected.
Many websites use cookies, pixels, advertising tools, analytics software, and other tracking technologies to monitor how visitors interact with their websites. These tools may collect information about the pages you viewed, content you watched, account activity, and other online interactions.
Our firm is investigating whether WWE.com shared visitor information with third parties without consumers fully understanding or agreeing to it.
There is no cost to submit information.
What Action Can You Take?
Our firm is investigating whether online tracking tools used on WWE.com may have collected and shared visitors’ personal information without proper consent.
If you visited WWE.com’s website or used WWE.com’s digital services, you may be eligible for compensation. Follow the link below to learn more and see if you qualify. There is no cost or obligation to participate.”
The link for the site is here.
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