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Dating in 2026 is kind of scary! Get a background check and know exactly who you are talking to with #spokeo!

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#peoplesearch #backgroundcheck #reversephonelookup

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I looked up a house I rented a room in during college. Turns out Spokeo.com had me listed as a past resident, had my past contact information, and my current information.

If you are listed there you might be interested in their Opt Out form.

https://www.spokeo.com/optout

#Privacy #Spokeo

She told the CSR if that if was the best #Spokeo could do, she would be disputing this charge and sending it to the BoA Fraud dept. At this point, the CSR said they needed to "talk to their manager" to see. After putting her on hold they agreed to refund the other $29.95 we had been charged. 4/5

There were $29.95 charges made to our card on September 2nd and October 2nd, and #Spokeo agreed to refund them. Sounds great — until I checked our most recent CC statement and find they only refunded one of these two charges! So we had to call back again. #enshittification 2/5

Screen capture of the Spokeo.com webpage sign-up for a $.95 full social report that automatically subscribes you into a $29.95 monthly membership.

Heads up for anyone who has had the misfortune of using #Spokeo. My wife used it in August for what she thought was a "one-time" check of an address, but upon review was a "free trial" for $.95. I caught this when reviewing our credit card statement, & she called to dispute this monthly charge. 1/5

Hey #Spokeo folks, check out this line: "Defendants read the Act as evincing an intention by the legislature to limit a plaintiff’s right to bring a cause of action to circumstances where he or she has sustained some actual damage...This construction is untenable."

From @JustinBrookman to @dispositive, @CenDemTech really called it on #Spokeo.

#Spokeo never dies! Crazy to think @edelsonpc brought its initial #FCRA complaint 6.5 years ago:

9th Circ. Says FCRA Claims Meet Standing Bar In Spokeo Row - Law360 The Ninth Circuit ruled Tuesday that a man who accused Spokeo of violating the Fair Credit Reporting Act by allegedly reporting inaccurate information about him had claimed a sufficiently concrete injury to meet the Article III standing bar established by the U.S. Supreme Court in the dispute last year.

#Spokeo lives! Ninth Circuit Says FCRA Claims Meet Standing Bar:

Conde Nast Says Subscribers Have It Backwards On Spokeo - Law360 Conde Nast told a New York federal judge Wednesday that a proposed class of subscribers misunderstood the U.S. Supreme Court's recent Spokeo decision when they said it bolsters their standing to sue the magazine giant for disseminating subscriber information, saying the high court ruling actually backs dismissal.

Am I the only person excited to see how #Spokeo applies to the Video Privacy Protection Act? It's coming:

When Is a Person Harmed by a Privacy Violation? Thoughts on Spokeo v. Robins When is a person harmed by a privacy violation? The U.S.

#Spokeo gives @DanielSolove a headache, and it's awesome:

#Spokeo tries to have its cake and eat it, too: "Bare procedural violations" won't cut it but "risk of real harm" can satisfy concreteness.

So doesn't read like #Spokeo is quite the death knell of harms based exclusively on statutory rights:

Opinion: Why the Supreme Court should side with data brokers The Supreme Court hears arguments Monday in Spokeo v. Robins, a case in which a Virginia man claims he was wronged because an Internet data broker portrayed him incorrectly. If the court sides with the alleged victim, any tech company that collects and aggregates personal data could be subjected to devastating lawsuits.

Interesting #Spokeo op-ed by @MasonLEC's James Cooper, but wonder how many want data brokers giving us better ads?