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Kaleafa Website Privacy Investigation — Was Your Medical Marijuana Data Shared?
PublishedDecember 3, 2025
If you bought medical marijuana from Kaleafa's website in Washington within the past two years, your browsing and purchase data may have been shared with Google or Microsoft — here is who may qualify.
What is the Kaleafa Website Privacy Investigation?
Have you shopped online at Kaleafa within the past two years? Kaleafa is a Washington state medical marijuana
dispensary, and attorneys are investigating whether it violated customer privacy by tracking website visitors,
capturing information entered into online forms, and sharing that data with companies such as Google without
consent. If you bought medical marijuana from the Kaleafa website, your information may have been shared.
StatusActive Investigationattorneys are evaluating Kaleafa website-privacy claims
LocationWashington StateKaleafa customers who used its website to buy medical marijuana
Eligibility WindowWithin the Past 2 Yearsmedical marijuana card + a Google and/or Microsoft account required
Proof RequiredYessave order confirmations, receipts, or screenshots of your purchases
Who May Qualify
You may qualify if all of the following apply:
• You bought medical marijuana from the Kaleafa website within the past two years
• You have a medical marijuana card
• You have a Google and or Microsoft account that you use on the same device you used to visit Kaleafa’s
website
The investigation is focused on Kaleafa customers in Washington state.
What Information May Have Been Tracked or Shared
According to the investigation description, Kaleafa may have:
• Tracked website visitors’ online movements on the Kaleafa site
• Captured information entered into online forms
• Collected details about medical marijuana purchases made through the website
This information may have been shared with third parties such as Google. Exact technical details of the tracking
and sharing are still under investigation.
How Do I Check Eligibility?
If the criteria above describe you, you can request a free case evaluation through the form linked below. There is
no out of pocket cost for representation, and your name can remain confidential.
Where is the Kaleafa Privacy Investigation Focused?
The investigation focuses on Kaleafa customers in Washington state who used the Kaleafa website for medical
marijuana purchases.
Why Do Google and Microsoft Accounts Matter?
Being logged into your Google or Microsoft account on the same device while browsing Kaleafa’s website can link
your online activity with your account identity. If Kaleafa shared browsing or purchase data with those companies,
that data could be associated with your profile and used for advertising or analytics, which raises privacy
concerns for medical marijuana patients.
Who is Kaleafa?
Kaleafa operates medical and recreational marijuana dispensaries in Washington state. Customers can browse
products and place online orders through Kaleafa’s website for pickup at local locations.
What Steps Should I Take If I Used the Kaleafa Website?
Consider taking these steps:
• Save order confirmations, receipts, or screenshots related to your Kaleafa online purchases
• Note the approximate dates you used the Kaleafa website and which devices you used
• Review and adjust your Google and Microsoft ad and privacy settings
• Contact the investigating law firm through the free case evaluation form to see if you qualify for
potential compensation
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Status
Active Investigation
Entity
Kaleafa
Focus
Website privacy & medical marijuana data sharing
Eligibility Window
Within the past 2 years
Interaction
Bought medical marijuana online from Kaleafa
Location
Washington state
Account Requirements
Medical marijuana card, Google and/or Microsoft account
Data Potentially Involved
Online movements, form entries, order details, site interactions
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