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Lawsuit Says Fortnite Allowed User Data To Be Sold On The Dark Web
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Epic Games, the designer of popular video game Fortnite, faces a class action alleging that consumer information was compromised in a data breach. There are around 80 million people who play the game every month and around 200 million total registered users on computer, console, and mobile platforms. In his recent Fortnite class action, plaintiff Michael Heidbreder claims that “a flaw in Fortnite’s code” allowed hackers to collect the personal information of the 200 million players who have registered as users. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this with Scott Hardy from Top Class Actions.
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