A putative class of pornography consumers alleged on Friday that a female-operated studio, Bellesa Enterprises, breached federal privacy protections by sharing their viewing habits on the site with third-party Google advertisers.
"Given the confidential nature of pornography usage, when plaintiffs used the website, they assumed that Bellesa would do its utmost to keep their use thereof private," Beverly Hills attorney Daniel Z. Srourian wrote in the Central District of C...
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