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US officials are demanding that a data harvesting software company hand over details of its customers.
American Risk Analytics (ARA) is accused of obtaining customers' data from GPS and mobile phone manufacturers.
The firm, which is based in Seattle, says it is fully compliant with US law.
It has argued in a court case that it is not a "solution provider" - a company that makes computer programs or internet services - but merely offers a database to collect customer data.
It says it only gains customer information when customers choose to share the data with it.
It is being investigated by the US Securities and Exchange Commission, which says it has evidence the firm was harvesting data in an "unlawful manner".
According to a lawsuit filed in the US District Court for the Western District of Washington, ARA was charging a fee to companies that wanted to "unlock" the GPS or cellphone data.
The company also says it had agreements with 25 phone companies and five US states that allowed it to access and search their customer information.
Image caption It is being investigated by the US Securities and Exchange Commission
In court filings, the company argues that its customers were fully informed about the agreement.
ATA lawyer Lawrence Norton
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