Did Allstate Just Find a Loophole in Texas Data Privacy Laws

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Texas Court Ruling Shields Allstate in Landmark Data Privacy Case A Texas court has delivered a striking decision in the ongoing data privacy battle between Attorney General Ken Paxton and insurance giant Allstate Corp. On April 10, Judge Vince Santini of the 457th District Court ruled that Allstate and its subsidiary, Arity 875 LLC, cannot be sued in Texas for allegedly harvesting consumers’ driving data without consent. The reason? Neither company is headquartered nor incorporated in Texas. For Attorney General Paxton, this is no ordinary case. It’s a whopping blow…

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Texas Slaps Allstate Owned Arity with Privacy Violation Notice

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Texas Attorney General Accuses Arity of Violating Data Privacy Laws Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has issued a notice of violation to Arity, a data broker owned by Allstate, for allegedly failing to comply with the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act (TDPSA). The notice, sent on November 29 and later made public, accuses Arity of failing to clearly notify consumers about the types of data it gathers and processes. It also claims the company sold sensitive data without user consent, raising concerns about privacy and ethical use of personal…

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