OAN Denies Smartmatic's Allegations of Illegal Password Sharing

Smartmatic's lawsuit against OAN continues, with the election-tech company alleging that OAN violated data privacy laws.

Smartmatic, an election-tech company, alleges that One America News (OAN) President Charles Herring illegally shared a list of Smartmatic staff passwords in an email exchange with Donald Trump's lawyer, Sidney Powell.
Smartmatic lawyers suggest that the email implies OAN executives may have engaged in criminal activities, as they appear to have violated state and federal laws regarding data privacy.
OAN denies these allegations and accuses Smartmatic of attempting to divert attention from its own alleged misconduct, including a bribery case in the Philippines.
Smartmatic is suing OAN for billions of dollars in a defamation suit, similar to the one Dominion Voting Systems has pending against OAN.
OAN has provided nearly 187,000 documents to Smartmatic in response to its federal defamation suit.