Sling TV Sharing Your Viewing Data Without Permission?
Some Sling TV subscribers say their private viewing information wasn’t kept private at all. If Sling shared your video-watching history or personal identifiers with third parties without proper consent, you may qualify to join a mass arbitration seeking to hold the company accountable.
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Sling TV Viewer Privacy Case at a Glance
Privacy Expectations
Alleged Data Sharing
Lack of Consent
Potential Exposure
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Viewer
Data Concern
No Consent
Unresolved
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What is the Sling TV privacy issue about?
The allegations claim that Sling TV disclosed subscribers’ viewing data, including information linked to user identity or device identifiers, to outside companies without proper notice or consent. This may violate federal privacy protections governing video-watch history.
Why does data privacy matter?
Because video-watch history has long been treated as sensitive information, several federal privacy laws restrict the disclosure of such data. When platforms share this information without proper notice or consent, subscribers may face privacy violations they never agreed to.
These claims are being addressed through mass arbitration, not a class action. This process enables large groups of consumers to submit individual arbitration demands simultaneously, potentially increasing pressure on the company to respond and compensate affected subscribers.
What type of information could have been shared?
While details vary, reports suggest that viewing activity, device information, tracking identifiers, and data capable of linking identities to specific content may have been transmitted to third-party companies for analytics or advertising.
Is this a class action?
No. This matter is being handled through mass arbitration, where consumers file individual arbitration claims simultaneously rather than participating in a single class action.
What do I need to participate?
You may need:
- Proof of Sling TV subscription
- Evidence you viewed video content during the relevant period
- Account records or device information
- Any notices or communications received about privacy or data practices
Our attorneys can assist in gathering and reviewing this information.
How much does it cost to hire Morgan & Morgan?
We believe that everyone deserves legal representation, regardless of their financial situation, so you pay nothing up front. We work on a contingency-fee basis, meaning you don’t pay unless we win on your behalf.
Why choose Morgan & Morgan for a Sling TV mass arbitration?
Morgan & Morgan has a dedicated team focused on digital privacy violations, unlawful data sharing, and enforcing consumer rights. As America’s Largest Injury Law Firm, we have the resources, technology, and experience to take on major corporations in high-volume claims.