Crypto.com Operator Wins Privacy Case Dismissal; Plaintiffs Can Try Again

A U.S. district judge has dismissed a digital privacy class action against Foris Dax, an operator of cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com. The dispute concerned the use of third-party tracking cookies.

The plaintiffs alleged that the tracking enabled extensive profiling of users and involved deceptive practices. Those accusations were part of their privacy claims, rather than findings by the court.

According to Bitcoin.com News, the dismissal leaves plaintiffs with a second opportunity to pursue the case. The available report does not detail the conditions for that next step or the judge’s full reasoning.