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Website Tracking
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Tax Blog
California SB 690 Limits Private Pen-Register Claims, But CIPA Litigation Is Far From Over
By Sara Jodka
What businesses need to know about the new law, remaining risks, and its January 1, 2027 effective date. California has finally addressed one of the stranger developments in modern privacy…
Florida Eminent Domain Law Blog
Florida Wiretapping Law: What Businesses Using Website Tracking Need to Know (Part II)
By Daniel Self
Does Florida wiretapping law apply to the tracking tools on your company’s website? It can, and recent Florida federal decisions have let these claims move past early challenges, so any…
Consumer products law blog
California scales back private CIPA claims, but website privacy litigation is far from over
By Eva Yang (US), Susana Medeiros (US), Susan Ross (US)
California has taken a much needed step toward curbing the wave of website privacy litigation that has proliferated in recent years. Governor Gavin Newsom's recent signing of SB 690 narrows…
Technology & Marketing Law Blog
Washington Supreme Court Dismisses Meta Pixels Case–Baker v. Seattle Children’s Hospital
By Eric Goldman
This is a Meta Pixels case on appeal to the Washington Supreme Court. It fails on a highly technical interpretation of the statute. The applicable Washington state statute restricts the…
Online and On Point
SB 690: Real Relief, Real Risk Remains
By Alexis M. Buese, Erin Jane Illman, L. Brock Trulove
California just closed the door on one legal theory driving thousands of CIPA website-tracking claims, but businesses still face real exposure under the statute’s other provisions. For three years, businesses…
Proskauer on Privacy
California’s SB 690 May Close One Door on Website Tracking Claims While Leaving Others Open
By Anna W. Chan, Jonathan Mollod
Revisit pending claims and demands. SB 690 may offer new grounds to challenge pending pen register claims, but its effect depends on when the action was filed and what other…
Carpe Datum Law
California Enacts SB 690, But Website Tracking Litigation Is Far from Over
By Vincent Smolczynski, Kathleen McConnell, CIPP/US
California has shut down one increasingly popular theory of website-tracking liability. With Governor Gavin Newsom’s signature, SB 690 amends the California Invasion of Privacy Act (“CIPA”) and eliminates the private…
The Global Privacy Watch
California Enacts SB 690, But Website Tracking Litigation Is Far from Over
By Vincent Smolczynski, Kathleen McConnell, CIPP/US
California has shut down one increasingly popular theory of website-tracking liability. With Governor Gavin Newsom’s signature, SB 690 amends the California Invasion of Privacy Act (“CIPA”) and eliminates the private…
Privacy Compliance & Data Security
California Enacts SB 690: What Happens to Website-Tracking Litigation Now?
By Odia Kagan
The new law eliminates private pen register claims against private actors involving websites and apps but does not end CIPA litigation. Plaintiffs are already pivoting to other causes of action.…
Privacy World
Pen Register and Trap-and-Trace Claims Involving Websites and Apps Restricted to Enforcement by the California Attorney General as Governor Newsom Signs SB-690
By Kyle Dull
Businesses with websites that employ cookies and other tracking technologies (collectively, “internet tracking technology”) can breathe a partial sigh of relief. The private right of action under the California Invasion…