Data Broker Radaris Loses Domains in Privacy Fight – Krebs on Security

A New Jersey court has ordered the transfer of radaris.com and 13 other domains from data broker Radaris to Atlas Data Privacy Corp after Radaris repeatedly stonewalled litigation under Daniel's Law, which fines data brokers $1,000 per violation for publishing personal information on law enforcement officials and judges. Atlas says over 10,000 emails obtained during litigation confirm that Radaris and roughly 25 other people-search sites are run by the same small Boston-area group behind shifting shell entities in the Marshall Islands, British Virgin Islands, and Seychelles. Radaris's attorney is now seeking to vacate the default judgment. Radaris still faces potential per-violation fines, while Daniel's Law itself faces a First Amendment challenge in federal court, and a similar West Virginia law was already ruled unconstitutional.

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