Temu Was Just a Simple
Shopping App, Right?
Temu stole a massive amount of personal data.
If you’ve used the Temu App, you could be entitled to compensation.
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Temu Lawsuit
What data did Temu steal?
Temu’s insidious data collection practices have deceived millions of users.
“Temu compromises your phone as soon as you install the app, bypassing your data privacy settings and nullifying your control,” privacy experts assert. They warn that Temu’s app infiltrates “virtually every aspect of your phone” — all without your consent.
- Your contacts, text messages, photos, and calendars
- Access to your camera and microphone
- Precise location tracking
- Bluetooth and WiFi network information
- Biometric data (face scans, voice recordings, fingerprints)
- Activity on other apps on your device
- System information, operating processes, and phone serial numbers
Temu’s blatant disregard for privacy laws is an egregious violation of state and federal regulations. We are committed to holding this corporate giant accountable for its illegal actions. If you’ve used the Temu app, you could be entitled to compensation. Take our quick, 50-second qualifying questionnaire to find out if you’re eligible for statutory penalties.
Why should I protect my data?
Every time you go online, you leave behind a digital trail. Your name, email, location, shopping habits—even your health information—are all pieces of data that companies, hackers, and advertisers want. And once it’s out there, you can’t take it back.
- 🆔 Identity Theft: Hackers can open accounts, rack up debt, or file fake tax returns in your name.
- 🎣 Phishing Scams: With access to your data, it’s easier to trick you into clicking malicious links or giving up sensitive info.
- 👁️ Surveillance & Tracking: Apps and websites quietly collect data to build detailed profiles—often without your knowledge.
- 🏢 Job & Insurance Risks: Leaked medical or financial information can hurt your chances with employers or insurance providers.
The Bottom Line?
Your data is personal property. You have the right to control it—and the responsibility to protect it.
How to Take Action:
- Use strong, unique passwords.
- Enable two-factor authentication.
- Think twice before sharing personal information.
- Use VPNs and privacy tools.
- Stay informed about data breaches and your rights.
Your Data. Your Terms.