加州总检察长与叫车平台Lyft达成180万美元和解：指其在手机应用内出售用户个人信息且不提供退出选项
加利福尼亚州总检察长罗布·邦塔（Rob Bonta）宣布与叫车平台 Lyft 达成一项180万美元的和解，了结州司法部对该公司违反《加州消费者隐私法》（CCPA）的指控。
州司法部指出，Lyft 自2023年年中起，在其手机应用内出售与分享用户的个人信息，供第三方用于定向广告，却没有在应用内提供让消费者退出个人信息出售的选项。消费者若要行使退出权，只能绕道查阅该公司的隐私政策网页，并重新填写个人信息，程序繁琐。
根据和解，Lyft 除支付180万美元民事罚款外，还须在应用内提供便捷的退出个人信息出售选项，并就消费者的隐私权利向用户作出明确通知。
这项调查源于州司法部2025年3月启动的地理定位数据执法行动。和解是加州司法部依据《加州消费者隐私法》达成的第九起执法案例。
California: Attorney General Reaches $1.8 Million Settlement With Lyft Over Sale of App Users' Personal Information Without an In-App Opt-Out
California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced a $1.8 million settlement with ride-hailing company Lyft resolving allegations that the company violated the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
The Department of Justice found that since mid-2023, Lyft had sold and shared users' personal information within its mobile app to third parties for targeted advertising without offering consumers an in-app way to opt out of the sale of their information. To exercise that right, consumers had to detour through the company's privacy policy webpage and re-enter their personal information.
Under the settlement, Lyft will pay $1.8 million in civil penalties, provide an in-app opt-out of the sale of personal information, and notify consumers of their privacy rights.
The case grew out of a geolocation data enforcement sweep the Department of Justice opened in March 2025. The settlement marks the department's ninth enforcement action under the CCPA.
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图片来源：加州总检察长罗布·邦塔（资料图）。加州司法部官方照片，公共领域。 / California Attorney General Rob Bonta (file photo). Official photo by the California Department of Justice, public domain.
