Class Action
Apr. 14, 2026
Home Depot sued over license plate reader use in parking lots
A class action alleges Home Depot used license plate readers in California parking lots without proper notice or safeguards, sharing data with law enforcement in violation of state privacy laws.
Amid ongoing litigation over law enforcement agencies' use of license plate readers, Home Depot now faces a lawsuit for allegedly using the technology in its store parking lots.
A recent class action claims the company installed license plate cameras made by Flock Safety without obtaining consent from customers or putting proper guardrails in place. The lawsuit was moved from Contra Costa County Superior Court to Northern California federal court on Friday.
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