Supreme Court weighs how the Video Privacy Protection Act applies to streaming, newsletters, and targeted ads.
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First reportThe Washington Post · 14 Oct, 09:00Z
Latest reportThe New York Times · 14 Oct, 09:01Z
Span1 hours · two reports
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Why it matters
What
The Supreme Court is considering how the Video Privacy Protection Act applies to streaming services, newsletters, and targeted advertising.
Why
The case concerns consumer privacy protections and company liability when viewers’ information is shared through modern digital services.
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Watch for the Court’s ruling and guidance on who qualifies for protection under the law.
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