Thank you for the response — I know you're likely very restricted in what you can say here, but:
You just settled a claim that you sold customer transaction histories, and from the article linked, the plaintiffs' lawyers claim that you have agreed to implement meaningful business practice changes to remediate these issues.
(1) If you've never sold transaction histories, why settle a lawsuit alleging that you sold transaction histories?
(2) What meaningful business practice changes could you be making if there's no issue to begin with?
(I'm relying on the article here as a source of truth).
You just settled a claim that you sold customer transaction histories, and from the article linked, the plaintiffs' lawyers claim that you have agreed to implement meaningful business practice changes to remediate these issues.
(1) If you've never sold transaction histories, why settle a lawsuit alleging that you sold transaction histories?
(2) What meaningful business practice changes could you be making if there's no issue to begin with?
(I'm relying on the article here as a source of truth).