19-10-2026 14:28 via appleinsider.com

Apple Photos faceprint privacy lawsuit pared down a bit, will continue

A $32.5 billion class-action lawsuit involving the Illinois Biometric Privacy Act and iPhone Photos has been pared down, with the judge partially granting an Apple motion for summary judgment and decertifying one subclass.
Photos' facial features are at the heart of a privacy lawsuit
In August, a lawsuit surfaced alleging that Apple violated the Illinois Biometric Privacy Act (BIPA). It was claimed that Apple collected biometric data without user consent, via the Photos app.However, in a Septemb
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