The state's Algorithmic Pricing Disclosure Act took effect on Monday. Under the law, businesses have to tell customers when they are using their personal data, such as where they are and what they've purchased in the past, to determine prices. For some New York residents, the first sign of the new law was a message that popped up on their phone screen while ordering food delivery.
The compromised user information includes names, usernames, email addresses, contact information, billing information, IP addresses, messages exchanged with customer service agents, and limited corporate data. For users who appealed age determination, government ID images were also compromised, Discord notes. The platform says no financial information, Discord activity and messages, or passwords and other authentication data was compromised in the incident.
Eamon McShane claimed a loss of €1,400 due to a cyber attack related to his work phone. He lost a court challenge over this claim.