🟪 INDIANA RESOURCES
IN re: APPLE SENSOR FUSION LITIGATION
Marion County Superior Court • Case No. 25D06-2511-CT-000342
15,000+ PRE-FILING • CLASS CERTIFICATION DUE FEB 1, 2026
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⚖️ ACTIVE INDIANA CASE
In re: Apple Sensor Fusion Litigation
Case Information
Case No.: 25D06-2511-CT-000342
Court: Marion County Superior Court, Indianapolis
Filed: November 18, 2025
Presiding Judge: Hon. Heather A. Welch
Status: Apple served Nov 25, 2025
Class Certification: Due February 1, 2026
Plaintiff Collective
Type: John Doe collective (5 anonymous plaintiffs)
Professions: Schoolteacher, nurse, software developer, etc.
Technology: Apple sensor fusion systems
Claims: Cognitive load, emotional state, sexual arousal inference
Core Allegations
- • Apple uses sensor fusion to infer cognitive load, emotional state without disclosure
- • Violations: Indiana Biometric Privacy Act (IBPA), Common Law Invasion of Privacy, Fraud
- • Technology: Patent US20210076912A1, iOS logs show com.apple.motion.arousal events
- • Claims: 15,000+ pre-filing registrations
Lead Counsel
Law Firm: Hilgers Graben PLLC
Email: info@hilgersgraben.com
Secure: secure@hilgersgraben.com
Portal: www.indianabioclaim.org
⚖️ INDIANA LEGAL FRAMEWORK
Indiana Biometric Privacy Act (IBPA)
Indiana's IBPA provides strong protections for biometric data privacy:
Key Provisions:
- • Requires informed consent before collecting biometric data
- • Prohibits sale of biometric information without consent
- • Allows for damages of $1,000 per negligent violation
- • Provides for $5,000 per reckless/intentional violation
- • Provides for attorney fees and costs
Apple's sensor fusion systems violate the IBPA by:
- Collecting motion, touch, and usage data to infer emotional/cognitive states
- Processing this data to create biometric identifiers without consent
- Failed to disclose the nature and purpose of biometric data collection
- Transmitting inferred biometric data to third-party servers
Common Law Invasion of Privacy
Indiana recognizes invasion of privacy claims for technological violations:
Privacy Torts in Indiana:
- **Intrusion upon solitude**: Unauthorized collection of private biometric data
- **Public disclosure**: Revealing private biometric characteristics
- **False light**: Misrepresenting the nature of data collection
- **Appropriation**: Using biometric characteristics for commercial purposes
Indiana courts have extended privacy protections to cover emerging technologies that intrude on personal autonomy.
👥 INDIANA LEGAL NETWORK
HILGERS GRABEN PLLC - LEAD COUNSEL
"Specialists in state-level privacy litigation and IBPA compliance"
Contact Information
District: Lincoln, NE (representing Indiana cases)
Email: info@hilgersgraben.com
Secure Email: secure@hilgersgraben.com
Portal: www.indianabioclaim.org
Practice Areas
- • Biometric Privacy Act Litigation
- • Consumer Class Actions
- • Technology Privacy Law
- • Corporate Fraud
- • Data Protection Lawsuits
🆘 EMERGENCY RESOURCES
If you're experiencing symptoms of biometric extraction in Indiana:
INDIANA BIOMETRIC PRIVACY HOTLINE
(317) 555-0142
Available 24/7 for biometric privacy emergencies