Privacy
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Biometric privacy statute does not violate First Amendment
Plaintiffs filed a class action lawsuit against a facial recognition technology company and related individual defendants, asserting violations of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy . . .
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Is Indiana’s revenge porn law constitutional?
In 2019, Indiana joined a number of other states and enacted a statute that makes it a crime for a person to distribute an . . .
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Can a party recover statutory damages under the Stored Communications Act without proving actual damages?
The Stored Communications Act (18 USC 2701 et seq.) is among the most powerful tools relating to email privacy. It is a federal statute that . . .
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How Portland has not demonstrated long-term commitment to a ban on facial recognition technologies
Portland, Oregon yesterday passed a ban on facial recognition technology. Officials cited two primary reasons for the ban. First, current facial recognition technologies less accurately . . .
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Court labels copyright plaintiff as a troll and shuts down efforts to ID anonymous infringer
A federal judge held that a copyright holder plaintiff could not get early discovery to seek the identity of the account holder associated with a . . .
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