Pingora Asset Management escaped a proposed class action brought by an individual who claimed that it and its third party subservicer, Pingora Loan Servicing, failed to take actions to prevent a data breach that exposed her personal information.

Android users asked a federal judge in California to approve a deal with Facebook, now Meta Platforms Inc., to settle claims that the company scraped users’ call and text log data without their permission.

Microsoft Corp. hired a new chief product officer for some of its security and management products as security chief Charlie Bell begins revamping the company’s cybersecurity product divisions.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is adding Google’s private browsing feature “Incognito mode” to a list of “deceptive practices” in a lawsuit accusing the company of misleading consumers.

The Federal Trade Commission is warning makers of private-sector educational technology tools for kids to limit their collection and use of data to ensure compliance with the federal Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.

A Subway customer can proceed with his claims that the sandwich shop franchise continually texted him even though his phone number was registered on the National Do-Not-Call Registry, after a federal judge in Florida refused to dismiss the case.