AT A GLANCE:
California residents who booked a room through ChoiceHotels.com in the last 24 months.
Choice Hotels secretly installed hidden tracking tools on its website, monitoring reservation activity without disclosing this behavior or asking for permission.
California’s Pen Register law prohibits companies from recording user activity without consent. Choice Hotels’ failure to disclose this hidden tracking may violate state privacy protections.
Choice Hotels markets itself as a trusted travel brand. But behind the booking engine, the company may have been quietly recording guest activity online.
When you visited ChoiceHotels.com to make a reservation, hidden tracking technologies may have captured details about your stay and browsing without your knowledge. California law requires companies to be transparent and obtain user consent before engaging in this type of surveillance.
Choice Hotels’ lack of disclosure raises serious privacy concerns for California guests.
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