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With Sony BMG Music Entertainment's compact discs hitting a sour note with consumers, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott has sued the company for allegedly implanting illegal "spyware" in its CDs. In the first enforcement action in the nation against New York City-based Sony BMG, Abbott filed suit under Texas' new Consumer Protection Against Computer Spyware Act. Abbott alleges that Sony's XCP anti-piracy technology can expose consumers' computers to viruses and identity theft.
November 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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