Live Nation Hit With Class Action Lawsuit Over Massive Ticketmaster Data Breach / The lawsuit faults Ticketmaster for failing to protect the personal information of up to 560 million users.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/live-nation-lawsuit-ticketmaster-data-breach-1236031775/

19 Comments

  1. LivieBeguiling on

    Gee you think these corporations seemingly dead set on taking as much money as possible from their customers would be concerned about other people wanting to steal as much money as possible from their customers

  2. bruh just let me hand my data to criminals directly at this point. its been leaked so many times

  3. I’m sure Ticketmaster will find a way to charge consumers for their info being hacked, with service charges added,of course.

  4. Last class action against Ticketmaster I got a bunch of ticket vouchers. Only good for concerts that I had no interest seeing.

  5. iDontRememberCorn on

    > The lawsuit faults Ticketmaster for failing to protect the personal information of up to 560 million users.

    What possible reason does Ticketmaster have to do so?

  6. I’ve had to reset my TM account password 3 times in the past week because it keeps getting locked by too many attempted logins (not by me). Called them and they basically said there’s nothing they can do and just blamed the data breach.

  7. > live nation

    > data breach 

    > law suit

    Ahh yes this classic song and dance. Sounds like someone’s about to pay a “massive” fine 🤣

  8. To mitigate losses, we will add a $3 per ticket CyberSecurity Fee, to offset any future payouts for class action lawsuits regarding our failure to protect private information.

  9. Ticketmaster / livenation AND ITS AFFILIATES were responsible for the sharing of personally identifiable information. Their legal claim will rely on terms of service agreements and ironclad indemnification that the LN/TM have for themselves.

    Folks think artists have a choice when it comes to feeding this horrific monopoly. The answer really lies in the venues which are entirely tired in to the TM/LN ticketing and venue map. A Michigan venue dared sell tickets to a concert on their own, only to find that TM/LN intentionally boycotted and didn’t allow any touring artists to use their venue for a good 3 years, leading to it being sold under distressed conditions.