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No Pseudonymity in Lawsuit Against Apple for Allegedly Enabling Stalking Via AirTags—Other Courts Had Allowed Pseudonymity

By Eugene Volokh Aug 25, 2026, 12:05 pm122 pts
As a reminder of just how badly split courts are on a wide range of questions related to the law of pseudonymous litigation, from Judge Kent Wetherell (N.D. Fla.) Wednesday in Doe v. Apple, Inc.: This case is before the Court based on Plaintiff's motion to proceed under a pseudonym. No response is…

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