Flowers v. Microsoft privacy case
Brought by
Flowers
v.
Defendants
Alleges Microsoft's Copilot and other voice products captured users' biometric voiceprints without BIPA consent.
The case
- Court
- US District Court, Northern District of Illinois
- Docket
- 1:26-cv-05491
- Filed
- May 12, 2026
- Status
- Active
History
1 dated entryComplaint filed: Flowers v. Microsoft CorporationSource
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