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ARTICLE · 19 FEBRUARY 2024

Is The Video Privacy Protection Act Losing Its Allure?

Anyone following trends in consumer class action litigation will know that consumer privacy was a primary focus of the plaintiff's bar in 2023. And there are no signs this uptick in consumer privacy...

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This blog has been cross-posted on the Consumer Class Defense site.

Anyone following trends in consumer class action litigation will know that consumer privacy was a primary focus of the plaintiff's bar in 2023. And there are no signs this uptick in consumer privacy claims is slowing any time soon. Although the claims center around use of tracking technology or analytics functions on consumer facing websites, several different statutes and claims have been asserted, including violations of state wiretap statutes and the Video Privacy Protection Act ("VPPA").

Although these cases are largely at the motion to dismiss stage, and therefore there is little insight into how certain key defenses will play out, some recent decisions surrounding VPPA claims have shifted the landscape in certain defendant's favor.

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