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AUSTIN, Texas: Chinese online retailer Temu has agreed, for the first time, to keep U.S. shoppers' personal data on American servers and limit when it can be sent to China as part of a settlement with Texas over data privacy claims.
Summary
Texas is the first U.S. state to resolve such claims against Temu, which faces several lawsuits from states concerned that it unlawfully harvests U.S. user data that could be accesse
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