Beauty & Cosmetics

Neutrogena owner agrees $4.7 million settlement over Skin360 biometric data privacy claims

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Kenvue, formerly Johnson & Johnson Consumer, has settled a class-action lawsuit for $4.7 million over allegations that Neutrogena's Skin360 app collected biometric data without user consent. This settlement highlights the importance of obtaining explicit user consent and ensuring privacy in the collection of personal data for content creators and tech companies alike.

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