Lenovo Inc., a major laptop maker, has agreed to pay $3.5 million and make changes in how it sells laptops in order to settle allegations it sold devices with pre-loaded software that compromised users’ security protections. The agreement is with Connecticut, the Federal Trade Commission and 31 other states.
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