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Privacy Statements vs. Reality: Mind the Gap
Here’s a fun game: compare your privacy statement to what your systems do. Go ahead, I’ll wait. Uncomfortable yet? You probably should be. I spend
Mickey
14 February 2025
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Here’s a fun game: compare your privacy statement to what your systems do. Go ahead, I’ll wait. Uncomfortable yet? You probably should be. I spend
A question came up today about whether placing unsubscribe links behind a login requirement complies with CAN-SPAM. This fairly common implementation choice deserves scrutiny from
Remember when I said that if a product is free, you’re probably the actual product?1 The Texas Attorney General just launched a lawsuit showing how
Last Friday, Aug. 30, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission filed a stipulated lawsuit against Verkada, Inc.1 The FTC makes several allegations in its complaint that range
Over the years, I’ve heard many excuses for not sending permission-based emails. One of the more creative excuses came from a sender in the EU
What Happened: On July 17, the judge dismissed the Plaintiff’s case for lack of standing, giving the Plaintiff 21 days to amend the complaint.1 Instead
Since December 2023, nationwide, around a dozen class action lawsuits have been filed in federal district courts alleging violations of the same Arizona statute.1 At
In August 2019, the Tulsi Gabbard campaign (“Tulsi Now, Inc.”) sued Google after Google temporarily suspended the campaign’s Adwords account after the first Democratic Presidential
On Monday, I posted, “Forcing Consent Is A Bad Idea.“1 The point was to say that, regardless of legal issues, there are very practical reasons
https://www.supremecourt.gov/docket/docketfiles/html/public/19-631.html is the docket page for Barr, et al., v. American Association of Political Consultants, Inc., et al. This is a TCPA case involving automated