California Invasion of Privacy Act Lawsuits: An Update https://t.co/Re2GcRPxPv | by @agglaw
Supreme Court accepts case seeking to determine whether district courts must accept FCC’s interpretation of TCPA https://t.co/u2UseSuOBf | by @ballardspahrllp
[Eugene Volokh] Court Vacates Order That Apparently Called for Vanishing of My (and Others') Posts About Hyman v. Daoud https://t.co/eLotY0Qu1Y
A California court has declined to extend the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA), dismissing a privacy claim linked to marketing optimization software. This decision is part of ongoing litigation concerning privacy rights in the digital age. Additionally, the U.S. Supreme Court has accepted a case that will assess whether district courts are required to accept the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) interpretation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). These developments highlight the evolving landscape of privacy law and the legal challenges surrounding digital marketing practices.