The Supreme Court is set to review the scope of the 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA) on Wednesday, which was established to protect the privacy of video rental records. The case will determine whether the VPPA extends its protections to consumers who subscribe to various products from a company or if it is limited to those who rent videos. The outcome of this case could influence ongoing and future legal disputes related to digital tracking tools.
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Supreme Court to Review 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act in Context of Digital Tracking
The Supreme Court will examine the 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act to determine its applicability to modern digital tracking in a case scheduled for Wednesday. The ruling may impact how privacy laws are interpreted in relation to consumer subscriptions and digital products.
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Supreme Court case pits 1980s video rental law versus modern newsletters
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Supreme Court to Review 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act in Context of Digital Tracking