Plaintiffs Agree to 60-Day Apple Extension in AirTags Privacy Action
Plaintiffs Lauren Hughes and “Jane Doe” agreed with Apple in a stipulation Friday (docket 5:22-cv-07668) to a 60-day extension for Apple to respond to their class action alleging AirTags violate privacy laws. The new deadline is March 13. The product…
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liability complaint, filed Dec. 5 in U.S. District Court for Northern California in San Jose, alleges AirTags violate California’s Invasion of Privacy Act and New York General Business Law (see 2212120023). The suit also accuses Apple of negligence, “intrusion-upon-seclusion” and unjust enrichment.