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CVS has been accused of illegally selling your data — and you could cash in. The healthcare powerhouse is accused of illegally sharing private user data — like health information, personal insights, browsing data, identifiers and more to Criteo and other third parties through technology embedded on any of the CVS Digital Properties. This includes the CVS website (CVS.com), the CVS Health website (CVSHealth.com) and the CVS app. The pharmacy giant has denied any wrongdoing but has agreed to settle for $20.5 million to resolve the litigation and avoid any other ongoing legal expenses. To be eligible, users must have…
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