Udemy Subscriber Data Privacy Investigation
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Udemy Subscriber Data Privacy Investigation

Updated September 19, 2024

If you subscribed to Udemy and watched courses on its platform, attorneys have investigated whether your viewing history and personal data were shared with third parties without consent.

Udemy subscriber data privacy investigation

Udemy May Be Selling User Data

Attorneys have previously been investigating claims that the online learning platform Udemy has been gathering and sharing private data belonging to students. The allegation is that they are doing this without written consent, which is in direct violation of federal privacy laws.

Status Active Investigation No lawsuit filed or class certified yet — attorneys are reviewing claims
Alleged Violation Video Privacy Protection Act Alleged sharing of viewing history and personal data without written consent
Estimated Payout Varies
Proof Required Yes Proof you subscribed to and watched videos on Udemy
If you are a recent subscriber to Udemy and have watched classes on their online platform, your personal identifiable information and viewing history may have been shared with third parties without your knowledge. Udemy may have shared your URL, name, email, user ID information and viewing history in violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act.

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