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Major phone companies, including AT&T and T-Mobile, could face liability after a recent court ruling regarding the theft of nude images from customer phones by employees. These companies have previously avoided liability in cases where workers allegedly stole intimate images or videos during in-store data transfers. However, legal experts suggest that this court ruling may change the landscape, allowing women who have filed lawsuits against these wireless providers to pursue their claims more effectively, according to NBCDFW and NBCNewYork.
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Wireless providers have faced a string of lawsuits from women who allege employees stole intimate images or videos from their phones. The cases have been routinely dismissed, but that could soon change after a recent court ruling, legal experts say. https://t.co/9YCWZOGI4q
Companies like AT&T and T-Mobile have skirted liability when workers allegedly stole nude images from customer phones, but that may change after a court ruling. https://t.co/XHcO9OgmOz