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Mata v. Digital Recognition Network License Plate Data Privacy Class Action
Digital Recognition Network · Automated license plate reader data collection and storage · Dismissed
About this case
Guillermo Mata alleged that Digital Recognition Network violated California's automated license plate reader statute by collecting and storing vehicle license plate data in a manner that invaded consumers' privacy. The trial court dismissed the class action for lack of standing, and a California appellate court upheld the dismissal, finding that collection alone without specific resulting harm did not establish cognizable injury.
Case overview
- Defendant company
- Digital Recognition Network
- Product or service
- Automated license plate reader data collection and storage
- Case name
- Mata v. Digital Recognition Network, Inc.
- Court case number
- 21-CV-1485 JLS (BLM)
- Case status
- Dismissed
- Lawsuit type
- Privacy
- Reported harm
- Privacy Security
Participation information
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Sources
- License Plate Data Collection Privacy Class Action Against Digital Recognition Network
San Jose Mercury News ·