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A US District Court judge dismissed two proposed class actions against LinkedIn, ruling the plaintiffs failed to prove they had browser extensions that sent private data to the platform. The lawsuits alleged LinkedIn scanned visitors for 6,000 extensions and collected hardware and software data without disclosure.
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