Comcast is watching you

Comcast tracks what you watch to target you with ads. (This white paper from Experian explains it in detail.)

The Cable Privacy Act prohibits Comcast from collecting personally identifiable viewing data without written consent. Damages of $100 per day can add up to thousands of dollars. See if you qualify. 

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Here is the class action we filed for California Comcast customers. 

Why This Case Is Important 

 
Under federal law, you decide whether to share your personal data with your cable company. If your cable company keeps and uses your personal data without your knowledge or consent, you lose control over your private information, risk its disclosure in a data breach, and are exposed to manipulative, personally targeted ads. By suing, you may be able to recover up to thousands of dollars in statutory damages and make a stand for privacy.   

How to Join

To join, or just learn more about the case and whether you qualify, click here.

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Ray graduated from Yale in 1987 and earned his law degree from UCLA in 1992. He is a repeat winner of AVVO's clients' choice awards, holds AVVO's perfect 10/10 rating, Martindale Hubbel's "Pre-eminent" "AV" rating, and has been named as one of LawDragon's 100 Leading Legal Consultants and Strategists nationally. Mr. Gallo's scores of five star AVVO reviews reflect his clients' consistent satisfaction. While he represents senior executives and business, he also crusades for consumers and for clients who can’t afford to pursue their claims unless they organize through a site like this one. He believes everybody deserves access to justice. To read more about his efforts and his successes click the links below.






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