A court considers a lawsuit against an Israeli company accused of selling palace data

Two people in Israel subject them to consider the withdrawal of a collective lawsuit accusing the “Bright data” company, which specializes in collecting data by selling personal data to minor users obtained via “Facebook” and “Instagram” from the company “Mita platforms”. The request to drop the lawsuit was filed in February last year, that is, shortly after the ‘dead’ loss of a separate case against ‘bright data’ on collecting data from social media platforms of his social media, according to the report of an Israeli court seen by ‘Bloomberg’ and not previously unveiled. The request for refusal of the lawsuit is based on another judicial settlement in favor of the starting business in Israel, which has terminated a dispute with ‘Mita’ and ‘X’ to Elon Musk regarding the data collection practices. A California court rejected a similar lawsuit of X in May. According to judicial files, prosecutor Ronnie Rheheimian and his daughter, who was 17 years old, adopted some of the arguments filed in the “Mita” case, and decided to withdraw the proposed lawsuit as a result of the loss of the case. Rakyian confirmed this development through an SMS, although the court has not yet rejected the case. A “Bright data” representative denied that the company obtained information related to minors, and said that the company only collected public web data and was committed to transparency, “and that is what distinguishes us and is considered the most important factor in the results of each issue.” “Bright Data” provides instruments to collect data from social media and E -trading sites as a paid service, using its clients for trend analysis purposes and collecting information about competitors.