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Texas Attorney General Paxton sued Temu in February 2026, accusing it of concealing the risk that consumer data could be provided to the Chinese government

Date2026.02

LocationUnited States

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In February 2026, Texas Attorney General Paxton sued Temu, alleging that it concealed risks that consumer data could be provided to the Chinese government and others; Temu denies any violation.

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2026-10-18 06:47 · 10月16日，美国得州检察长办公室宣布与Temu和解：Temu支付300万美元，得州用户数据须存于美国境内服务器，限制中国方面访问，并每年接受独立安全审计，违规每次罚800万美元。

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This event Texas Attorney General Paxton sued Temu in February 2026, accusing it of concealing the risk that consumer data could be provided to the Chinese government 2026.02 · Reported

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Follow-up Texas Attorney General Announces Settlement with Temu; Temu to Pay $3 Million and Keep User Data in the U.S.

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Sayings · 2026-10-18 06:32 On October 16, the Texas Attorney General's office announced a settlement with Temu: Temu will pay $3 million, Texas user data must be stored on servers within the United States, access from the Chinese side must be restricted, and an independent security audit must be conducted each year, with a penalty of $8 million per violation.

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