Summary:
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Privacy Violation Accusations: Oracle agreed to a $115 million settlement over allegations that it invaded consumer privacy by collecting and selling personal information without consent, violating federal and state privacy laws, and California’s constitution.
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Unauthorized Data Collection: The lawsuit claimed Oracle created unauthorized “digital dossiers” on hundreds of millions of people, containing detailed data on online browsing, banking, shopping, dining, and credit card usage.
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Selling Personal Data: Oracle allegedly sold this information directly to marketers or through products like ID Graph, which the company claims helps marketers create personalized experiences for individuals.
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