US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
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Ninth Circuit Okays Los Angeles Program Tracking E-Scooter Riders’ Location
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Consumer Privacy
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Fourth Amendment
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Location Tracking
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Privacy in Public
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Updates
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Ninth Circuit Revives Case Against Cruise Company that Used Lead Generator to Make Millions of Illegal Robocalls
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Consumer Privacy
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Robocalls
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Updates
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Los Angeles Residents’ Location Privacy at Stake in Ninth Circuit Case About Mobility Data
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Data Protection
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Location Tracking
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Privacy in Public
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Surveillance Oversight
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Analysis
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EPIC to Ninth Circuit: Some Mass Dialing Still Illegal Post-Duguid
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Consumer Privacy
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Robocalls
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Updates
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Borden v. eFinancial, LLC
Whether the Telephone Consumer Protection Act’s autodialer definition is limited to equipment that use a random or sequential number generator to generate telephone numbers.
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Consumer Privacy
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Robocalls
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Amicus Briefs
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McCurley v. Royal Seas Cruises
Whether Royal Seas Cruises can be held vicariously liable for illegal robocalls made on its behalf using bad leads from an online lead generator.
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Consumer Privacy
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Robocalls
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Amicus Briefs
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Sanchez v. Los Angeles Department of Transportation
Whether compelled disclosure of detailed location information on individual e-scooter trips violates the Fourth Amendment.
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Data Protection
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Fourth Amendment
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Location Tracking
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Privacy Laws
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Amicus Briefs
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Patel v. Facebook
Whether collection of an individual's biometric data in violation of the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act is sufficient to establish Article III standing
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Article III Standing
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Consumer Privacy
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Face Surveillance & Biometrics
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Amicus Briefs
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Gallion v. Charter Communications
Whether the Telephone Consumer Protection Act ban on unsolicited calls to mobile phones using an autodialer or prerecorded voice message is constitutional under the First Amendment
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Consumer Privacy
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Robocalls
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Amicus Briefs
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In re: Facebook, Inc. Internet Tracking Litigation
Whether Facebook violated the privacy rights of users by tracking their web browsing history even after they logged out of the platform
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Big Data
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Consumer Privacy
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Social Media Privacy
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Amicus Briefs
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