Moosejaw (Photo: Shutterstock.com).
Plaintiff alleges Moosejaw partnered with a tech company that created a backdoor on Moosejaw.com to collect identifiable information on users, including "keystrokes, mouse clicks, and other electronic communications in real time."
November 12, 2018 at 05:38 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
Moosejaw, a retail company specializing in outdoor garb, is being sued for “wiretapping” computers of its website visitors.
Brought by California plaintiff Jeremiah Revitch, the complaint, authored by L. Timothy Fisher of the boutique Bursor & Fisher, alleges Moosejaw and fellow defendant NaviStone Inc., a data broker, violated California privacy law when they “secretly embedded” computer code on Moosejaw.com “to de-anonymize and identify” people visiting the website.
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