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IDScan Faces Four Lawsuits Over Alleged Driver's License Breach

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Four proposed class-action lawsuits have been filed against IDScan.net, alleging that businesses using the company's identity-verification technology failed to protect customers' personal information. This highlights the risks associated with third-party verification services, as consumers may be unaware of who processes their data and how it is secured. Businesses should review their practices for handling sensitive customer documents to prevent similar breaches.

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