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Oath, which owns Yahoo and AOL, is changing its terms of service to force users to give up their class action lawsuit rights in the US

Verizon's Oath unit, which includes Yahoo, AOL and other media properties, is making a change that requires users to give up their right to be part of class action lawsuits. Tweets: @inafried and @inafried Tweets: Ina Fried / @inafried : Yahoo, as you may remember, had something of a data breach issue that consumers might have wanted to sue over. http://www.axios.com/... Ina Fried / @inafried : Worth noting that lots of Web service providers are changing their terms to comply with Europe's GDPR privacy rules, but this is aimed specifically at U.S. users. http://twitter.com/...

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