A class action lawsuit against Zillow for allegedly disclosing personally identifiable information — including names and emails — and prerecorded video viewing activity to the parent companies of Facebook and Google, Meta and Alphabet, has been dismissed.
Source: Inman News
Zillow wiretapping lawsuit quietly dismissed without prejudice
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