BofA sued over alleged Jan. 6 ‘surveillance’

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Bank of America allegedly data-mined its customer base to identify users in the D.C. metro area during a specific timeframe; this could have implications for privacy and surveillance practices.

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Original Source Material

Bank of America “data-mined” its customer base to identify anyone who used a BofA product in the Washington, D.C., metro area between Jan. 5 and Jan 7, 2021, a customer alleged.