Feds sue firm for selling data that could track people at abortion clinics ...Middle East

Technology by : (New York Post) - Tuesday 30/08/2022 - 12:20 AM (2022-8-30)

The FTC wants to force the Idaho-based firm, Kochava, to delete such data and stop collecting it in the future.

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