The main plaintiff in the case is Kyle Zak, who bought a $350 pair of wireless Bose headphones last month. According to the complaint, Bose collected information that was not covered by its privacy policy. Combined with the registration information, that gave Bose access to personally identifiable information that Zak and other never agreed to share, the complaint says. Wireless headphones are gaining popularity, analysts have said. The products listed in the complaint are: the QuietComfort 35, SoundSport Wireless, Sound Sport Pulse Wireless, QuietControl 30, SoundLink Around-Ear Wireless Headphones II, and SoundLink Color II.

Source: National Post April 20, 2017 20:15 UTC