Cybersecuritynews Lenovo Accused of Bulk Data Transfers to China in Class Action Lawsuit
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Almeida Law Group has filed a proposed class action against Lenovo, alleging that the company's website tracking and advertising systems facilitated bulk transfers of sensitive data from American users to entities linked to China. The lawsuit claims these actions violate the Justice Department's Data Security Program regulations established last year, aimed at preventing data acquisition by foreign adversaries.
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2025-01-01
Data Security Program regulations implemented by DOJ
2026-02-17
Class action lawsuit filed against Lenovo by Almeida Law Group
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