IBM's Weather Company leaked my personal info to analytics, thunders netizen

A lawsuit brought against IBM's Weather Company claims the website "knowingly and willfully disclosed its users’ personally identifiable information – including a record of every video viewed by the user – to unrelated third parties, mParticle and AdNexus," now known as Microsoft's Xandr. The complaint [PDF], filed in June in …

[John Brown (no body)]

fully committed to user privacy

"The Weather Company is fully committed to user privacy. We comply with all applicable privacy laws and regulations,"

If they were "fully committed to user privacy", they'd go above any beyond the pitiful "applicable privacy laws and regulations" in place across most/all US jurisdictions.

[An_Old_Dog]

Lawyer's Reading

The Weather Company is fully committed to user privacy. Lawyer's reading: "User privacy is not the same as user's-data-privacy."

We comply with all applicable privacy laws and regulations Lawyer's reading: "I don't think these laws and regulations apply to us."

[Kevin McMurtrie]

Change the TLD

weather.gov - Ugly but not trying to profit off visitors.

[Anonymous Coward]

leaked?

If he used the word 'leaked' he'll lose because they ether sold access to his information, or outright sold it.