An Illinois Supreme Court decided that consumers can sue for violations of their privacy under the state’s biometric privacy law, even if there was no actual injury or adverse effect.
Illinois Supreme Court Upholds Consumer Privacy Rights: A landmark case overturns ruling of appellate court, finding consumers don't need actual injury to sue for privacy violations. https://t.co/rfScVUCrDP pic.twitter.com/Kit62Sr2Y1
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