Amazon Fire TV Viewing Data Privacy Lawsuit
Amazon · Amazon Fire TV devices and compatible third-party televisions using the Fire TV platform · Ongoing Litigation
About this case
A proposed nationwide class action filed in federal court alleges that Amazon used software embedded in Fire TV devices, including compatible third-party televisions, to collect detailed viewing and audiovisual activity and use the information for targeted advertising without adequate notice or consent. The complaint asserts claims under the Video Privacy Protection Act, invasion of privacy, and breach of implied contract; the matter remains in its early stages, with no determinations made regarding the allegations.
Case overview
- Defendant company
- Amazon
- Product or service
- Amazon Fire TV devices and compatible third-party televisions using the Fire TV platform
- Court case number
- 2:26-cv-01534
- Case status
- Ongoing Litigation
- Lawsuit type
- Privacy
- Reported harm
- Privacy Security
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- Amazon Fire TV Viewing Data Privacy Lawsuit
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