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In a new lawsuit filed Friday, a T-Mobile employee was accused of stealing explicit images from a customer’s phone during a trade-in transaction at one of the company’s retail stores. This incident mirrors at least eight previous lawsuits against T-Mobile, which highlight the company’s failure to safeguard sensitive consumer data, reports NBC News. “For almost a decade, T-Mobile customers across the United States have regularly reported, evidenced by news stories and lawsuits, instances of retail store employees stealing their intimate videos, explicit photos, and bank account ,” stated the lawsuit, filed in Washington State court. “Nevertheless, T-Mobile has failed to implement any common-sense security hardware or software to protect consumers from their data and privacy being exploited during ordinary transactions at the T-Mobile store,” the documents added. The suit detailed one victim’s experience from last October, when she went to upgrade her iPhone at a T-Mobile store at the Columbia Center Mall in Kennewick, roughly 200 miles southeast of Seattle. During the visit, she entrusted her old device to an employee for a data transfer, during which he allegedly discovered nude images and a video of her having sex with her partner, and sent those files to himself via Snapchat.

By Brian Steele (November 17, 2023, 9:41 PM EST) -- Meta Platforms Inc. and Snapchat have urged a Connecticut state court to strike a complaint that joins assault and product liability claims brought by parents who say their child was raped by two men she met on social media, arguing that Constitution State law doesn't allow the combination of two distinct cases.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence. Over 200 articles are published daily across more than 60 topics, industries, practice areas and jurisdictions. A Law360 subscription includes features such as Daily newsletters Expert analysis Mobile app Advanced search Judge information Real-time alerts 450K+ searchable archived articles And more! Experience Law360 today with a free 7-day trial.

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Estimated read time: 1-2 minutesSALT LAKE CITY — A Salt Lake man has admitted to sexually abusing three girls who sneaked out of a home during a sleepover.Akeem Sardar, 27, pleaded guilty to three counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a child, a first-degree felony. These were originally charged as rape of a child, but were altered as part of a plea deal.The three girls were all between the ages of 12 and 14, and charging documents say they met Sardar on Snapchat in July 2021 and went to meet him at a nearby store after they said he would supply them with marijuana and nicotine.Charges said Sardar picked the girls up and took them to a park where he asked "who's going first?" before sexually assaulting all three girls. The documents said the girls were too afraid to say no.When interviewed by police, Sardar said he didn't know how old the girls were when they contacted him on Snapchat but admitted "when he looked at the girls he was scared because he was not sure how old they were," according to the charging documents.Seven additional felony charges against Sardar were dismissed as part of the plea deal, including two

Customers have the option to link their Snapchat account with their Amazon account as a one-time setup. Amazon has reached a deal with Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, to allow users to buy its products directly from the advertisements shown on the social app.The Amazon ads on Snapchat will show real-time pricing, delivery estimates, product details and Prime eligibility, reports TechCrunch.The news was first reported by The Information. Customers have the option to link their Snapchat account with their Amazon account as a one-time setup.After the accounts are linked, users can purchase products advertised on Snapchat without leaving the app.They can seamlessly use their default Amazon shipping address and payment method to complete the checkout process, the report mentioned.According to the company, in-app shopping with Amazon is available for select products advertised on Snapchat and sold by the company or by independent sellers in Amazon’s store.Moreover, the report said that Amazon’s collaboration with Snap will allow the e-commerce giant to compete more effectively with TikTok, which recently launched TikTok Shop in the US, allowing brands and creators to sell products directly on the social app.Meanwhile, Meta has teamed up with Amazon to make it easy for users to shop

The teenager who helped his classmate beat their Spanish teacher to death over a failing grade was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 25 years in prison. In the hearing out of Jefferson County, Iowa, prosecutors laid out that Jeremy Goodale, 18, confessed that he murdered Nohema Graber, 66, and admitted at the time to having no remorse. There was a two-week period from the time Willard Noble Chaiden Miller, 18, suggested the plot to him, and the time that they ambushed Graber on her routine walk at Chautauqua Park in the city of Fairfield. Miller had wanted to get back at Graber for failing him in Spanish at Fairfield High School. Goodale, who authorities said did pretty well in the class, agreed to help. Investigators found the murder weapon, a baseball bat with flames on it, in Miller’s room. But even after pleading guilty to the murder, the defendants contradicted each other on who did the actual killing. Goodale told the court that he struck Graber after Miller hit her in the back of the head. Miller, however, insisted he simply acted as a lookout while Goodale beat her. As the prosecution pointed out

A year after working with Amazon to let Snapchat users 'try on' glasses using augmented reality then buy pairs they like, the companies announce they will begin to let people buy things from Amazon without leaving the Snapchat app (Kirill KUDRYAVTSEV)Amazon on Tuesday confirmed it is partnering with Snapchat-parent Snap to let users of the ephemeral messaging service buy things from the online retail titan without leaving the app.Snap shares shot up more than 7 percent on the news, ending the formal trading day at $12.15 per share."For the first time, customers will be able to shop Amazon's Snapchat ads and check out with Amazon without leaving the social media app," a spokesperson for the online retail platform said in response to an AFP inquiry."Customers in the United States will see real-time pricing, Prime eligibility, delivery estimates, and product details on select Amazon product ads in Snapchat as part of the new experience."In-app shopping will be available for select products advertised on Snapchat and sold at Amazon, the spokesperson added.People will be able to link their Snapchat and Amazon accounts to take advantage of the in-app shopping feature, according to Amazon.Snap and Amazon last year unveiled a collaboration that let

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By and  |  Nov. 13, 2023 7:06 PM PST Photo: Photo by Getty. Amazon has reached a deal with Snap that will let people buy Amazon products directly from ads on the Snapchat app, an Amazon spokesperson confirmed. The previously unreported arrangement closely resembles an ad partnership announced last week between Amazon and Meta Platforms, which lets people buy products through Amazon ads on Instagram and Facebook without leaving those apps. The two deals suggest Amazon is trying to make it easier for people to buy Amazon goods without visiting the Amazon website. Broadening Amazon’s reach could help the ecommerce giant compete with fast-growing rivals such as ByteDance’s TikTok and Shein. TikTok is building an online shopping business, TikTok Shop, while Shein is aggressively expanding its fast-fashion shopping business in the U.S.

Instagram The YouTuber/rapper inadvertently confirms speculation that his girlfriend is pregnant with their first child by showing her growing belly during their beacation. Nov 14, 2023 AceShowbiz - While Halle Bailey has been doing her best to conceal her stomach amid pregnancy rumors, DDG may have spoiled all her efforts. The YouTuber has accidentally confirmed that his girlfriend is having a bun in the oven with his recent Snapchat posts. On Monday, November 13, the rapper uploaded several videos that captured his tropical vacation with his girlfriend. In some of the videos, he inadvertently showed the singer/actress' growing stomach. In one clip, DDG turned the camera to show the serene beach, but it also captured Halle who was walking behind him. Wearing a red bikini, the 23-year-old flashed her growing belly. Some eagle-eyed fans also spotted "The Little Mermaid (2023)" actress' baby bump in the reflection of DDG's shades in another video. Upon seeing the videos, many urged Halle to come clean about her pregnancy. "i knew it, i know a preggers when i see one," one person commented. Another said, "She need to just tell us already you let that man shoot the club up k we clearly see