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- Sep 14, 2026
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NOT OUR SPAM: Court Dismisses CA Anti-Spam And CIPA Tracking Pixel Class Action Against Massachusetts Insurance Company For Lack of Jurisdiction (opens the original)
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Hi CIPAWorld! The Central District of California just dismissed a putative class action filed by Scott Ferrell’s firm against The Savings Bank Mutual Life Insurance Company of Massachusetts (“SBLI”) for allegations of deceptive spam emails in violation of the CA Anti-Spam law (California Business & Professions Code § 17529.5), the California Trap and Trace Law (Cal. Penal Code § 638.51), and the tort of intrusion upon seclusion. Bianca Garcia v. The Sav. Bank Mut. Life Ins. Co. of Mass., No. 2:2
SILENCE IS EXPENSIVE: Pro Se Plaintiff Brandon Callier Scores $23K Default Judgment Against Cloud Funding And Its Owner (opens the original)
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Pro se plaintiff Brandon Callier secured a $23,405 default judgment in the Western District of Texas against Cloud City Commercial Capital and its owner, Rodney Salazar. Callier v. Cloud City Com. Cap., LLC, No. EP-25-CV-00408-KC, 2026 WL 2547165 (W.D. Tex. Aug. 10, 2026). In a Report and Recommendation issued on August 10, 2026, Magistrate Judge Anne T. Berton has shown how a defaulted TCPA case can result in massive exposure for a company and its corporate officers. The complaint alleges that
ANONYMOUS AND UNSUBSTANTIATED: Court Dismisses Massive WhatsApp Privacy Class Action Over Vague Whistleblower Claims (opens the original)
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The Northern District of California (Judge Rita F. Lin) dismissed a 10-count data privacy class action against Meta and WhatsApp because the plaintiffs relied on unspecified “whistleblowers” without pleading any actual facts to show how those informants knew what they were talking about. But it was not a total sweep for the defense, as the court denied Meta’s motion for Rule 11 sanctions and rejected Meta’s argument that foreign users cannot sue under U.S. and California privacy laws. Sooooo Wha
DASHING DIVA HIT: New FTSA Class Action Targets Short Code “Callability” (opens the original)
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A Florida resident named Ronald Hansen (“Plaintiff”) has filed a class action lawsuit against cosmetic and nail-care brand Dashing Diva USA, Corp. alleging a violation of the Florida Telephone Solicitation Act (“FTSA”). See the full complaint here: Ronald Hansen v. Dashing Diva USA Complaint. Plaintiff alleges he received the below promotional text message from Dashing Diva: The complaint alleges that the text message transmitted the short code 73707 to Plaintiff’s caller identification service.
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