
Dating app Grindr has agreed to pay £26 million to settle a long-running legal claim alleging it breached UK privacy laws by sharing users' data, including HIV status, with third parties, according to BBC World. The settlement resolves allegations that the company improperly passed sensitive personal information to outside entities. The case has been one of the most prominent privacy actions brought against a major dating platform in the United Kingdom.
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