Grindr to pay £26m to settle claims it allegedly shared users' HIV status
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Grindr to pay £26m to settle claims it allegedly shared users' HIV status - Published Grindr has agreed to pay £26m to settle a lawsuit over allegations it shared users' personal information - including their HIV status - with third parties.
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Grindr to pay £26m to settle claims it allegedly shared users' HIV status - Published Grindr has agreed to pay £26m to settle a lawsuit over allegations it shared users' personal information - including their HIV status - with third parties.
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