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FTC: OkCupid and Match, sharing user photos with a third party privacy case

US Federal Trade Commission · decided Mar 30, 2026 · Settled

The FTC alleged OkCupid gave a third party unauthorized access to users' personal data, contrary to its privacy promises.

The case

Regulator
US Federal Trade Commission
Decided
Mar 30, 2026
Status
Settled
Outcome
OkCupid and Match Group Americas are barred from misrepresenting their privacy practices.

History

1 dated entry
DateEntry
Mar 30Decision: FTC: OkCupid and Match, sharing user photos with a third party
WhenCase
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Federal Trade Commission v. Humor Rainbow, Inc. and Match Group Americas, LLC

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