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National Law Review
7/9/2026
The original headline is 10 words: "Kenneth Cole Website Tracking Case Dismissed After Cookie Opt-Out Claims"

The original headline is 10 words: "Kenneth Cole Website Tracking Case Dismissed After Cookie Opt-Out Claims"

Original: Kenneth Cole Website Tracking Case Dismissed After Cookie Opt-Out Claims

Short summary

Kenneth Cole tracking case dismissed voluntarily; establishes that cookie consent tools, pixels, and ad integrations must function exactly as represented to users. Companies should audit whether opt-outs actually block data flows and align privacy disclosures with technical reality to mitigate ongoing tracking litigation risk.

  • •Case dismissed without public settlement; plaintiffs preserved ability to bring individual claims
  • •Cookie banners and tracking tools must work as advertised or face privacy, wiretapping, fraud claims
  • •Audit required: test opt-outs work, map third-party data flows, review vendor configs, align disclosures

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