LYNCHBURG, Va. (CN) — A Virginia-based federal judge rejectedLiberty University’s motion to dismiss claims that it allowed digital advertising giants to access students’ sensitive information, including grades and prayer requests.
“It is difficult to imagine information more personal and more sensitive than the details of a prayer request,” Senior U.S. District Judge Norman Moon, a Bill Clinton appointee, said. “It is also conceivable that some people would wish to closely guard their grades from public view.”
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