Honeydew Skincare Privacy Investigation
Honeydew Skincare may have shared private health information with tech giants, including patients’ sensitive healthcare data. If you’ve used Honeydew’s website or other online services, you could be entitled to compensation.
The California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA), enacted in 1967, protects the privacy of Californians by regulating the recording and overhearing of conversations and communications. We believe this applies to online data tracking, including when companies use third-party trackers to monitor your web activity.
If you visited the Honeydew website, you should Contact Peiffer Wolf by filling out an online contact form or by calling 314-669-3600 for a FREE Consultation.
Honeydew Class Action | Do I Qualify?
Honeydew is a virtual, membership-based dermatology platform that connects patients with licensed providers to treat chronic skin conditions like acne, eczema, and psoriasis.
A number of companies, including Walgreens, have been subject to class action lawsuits for allegedly installing tracking software on their websites without the consent or knowledge of users.
The lawsuits’ allegations include:
- Unauthorized tracking: when users visited companies’ websites, their started being tracked without their consent;
- Data collection: These trackers allegedly collected data such as IP addresses, browsing history, and geolocation to create user profiles;
- Consent violation: Consumer data was allegedly shared with third parties for targeted advertising;
Tracker violation: Trackers are a form of “pen register” or “eavesdropping” device which we believe are prohibited under CIPA.
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If you visited the Honeydew website, you should Contact Peiffer Wolf by filling out an online contact form or by calling 314-669-3600 for a FREE Consultation.
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