CHEGG INVESTIGATION

Chegg.com May Have Shared Student Information Through Hidden Tracking Tools

AT A GLANCE:

WHO?

California residents who created an account or made a purchase on Chegg.com.

WHAT?

Chegg allegedly used hidden tracking tools on its website that transmitted students’ browsing and identifying information to third parties without proper consent.

WHY DOES IT MATTER?

California privacy law requires companies to obtain proper consent before collecting and sharing certain identifying or browsing data. If Chegg transferred student information without adequate disclosure, affected students may be entitled to compensation.

What's Going On?

Chegg operates Chegg.com, a platform widely used by college and high school students for textbooks, tutoring, homework help, and study tools.

It is alleged that Chegg’s website used hidden tracking tools that captured users’ activity — including account interactions and purchase behavior — and transmitted identifying information to third parties.

California privacy laws are designed to protect consumers, including students, from undisclosed digital tracking. If proper consent was not obtained before this information was shared, impacted students may have legal rights.

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