Video Privacy Protection Act: why sites with videos and a pixel get sued
The Video Privacy Protection Act is an old video rental law now used against sites with video and a Meta pixel. What courts ruled, and what comes next.
The Casebook
Real enforcement decisions.
The Video Privacy Protection Act is an old video rental law now used against sites with video and a Meta pixel. What courts ruled, and what comes next.
A CIPA lawsuit targets pixels, chat widgets and session replay on your site. What courts have ruled, what SB 690 ends, and what is still open.
Pseudonymised data can be personal data for you and not for the company you send it to. What the EU court decided, and what it means for hashed emails.
Dark patterns examples with a named enforcement case for each: confirmshaming, roach motel, fake countdowns, drip pricing, pre-ticked boxes and more.
Incentivized reviews, review gating and bought reviews under the FTC rule, the UK DMCC Act and the EU Omnibus rule, and a check of your own reviews page.