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- A class action claim against Grindr accuses the app of sharing users' HIV status with third parties.
- Austen Hays, a law firm in the UK, alleges these breaches took place over at least two years.
- The firm says that "thousands" of UK users had their private information shared with third parties.
A class action claim filed against LGBTQ+ dating and hookup app Grindr alleges that "potentially thousands" of UK app users had their private information, including HIV statuses, shared with third parties.