Sling TV First to Face California Data Privacy Music—And They Paid Up

Sling TV is making headlines for being the first streaming service to settle a California data privacy lawsuit. The kicker? They were accused of leading customers on when it came to stopping the sale of their personal info.
The lawsuit claimed that Sling's practices misdirected users, leaving many wondering just how safe their data really was. Yeah, that sounds uncomfortable.
It's a significant move considering the growing scrutiny on streaming platforms regarding consumer data. Sling TV's quick settlement might just be a wake-up call for others in the industry.
While the details of the settlement are still under wraps, experts warn that this could set a precedent. If a company like Sling can be held accountable, who's next on the chopping block?
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