Consumer protection: unfair trade practices
The referenced Michigan Senate Bill SB 0386 (1999) addresses consumer protection laws related to unfair trade practices. The snippet indicates conduct involving the release of a customer’s Social Security number, i.e., privacy/data handling practices that could be considered deceptive or unlawful.
This is only indirectly related to AppleCare+ because it appears focused on consumer protection and data/privacy misconduct (e.g., improper disclosure of sensitive personal information). If similar provisions were enacted or enforced against companies handling customer data for service/warranty administration, Apple (and AppleCare+ vendors) could face compliance requirements and potential liability for privacy breaches tied to service claims or customer support systems.
Description. SB 0386 of 1999, Senate Bill, Consumer protection; unfair trade practices; releasing customer's social security number in order to ...
Country
United States
Region
The United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico
Discovered
7/19/2026
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Language
English