Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - In the wake of last month's massive security breach of Sony PlayStation's network, two video-gamers who say their personal data was hacked filed lawsuits Tuesday in the Southern District of California.
The proposed class actions don't allege specific privacy violations by Sony, however, but rather seek compensation for plaintiffs unable to play games while the system was...
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