The landscape shifted significant in the summer of 2020 with the Ninth Circuit’s decision in the
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Facebook Internet Tracking Litigation. That case involved Facebook’s collection of users’ search requests on third-party websites that had the Facebook Like button embedded on the website. Facebook collected this information by having its plug-in direct users’ browsers to send duplicate “GET requests” which contain the users’ personally-identifiable URL information to both the third-party website and Facebook. Plaintiff alleged that consumers were not aware that Facebook could track their search history on third-party, and that doing so constitutes an “interception” under federal and California state wiretap laws.
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EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is the first in a month-long series about noteworthy women in Everett, taken from vignettes written by former City Clerk Michael Matarazzo in his book ‘They Came from Everett.’ The histories of many female residents of Everett might surprise readers, as many of their stories have never been fully told. Matarazzo’s book is available at bookblues.com.
There was nothing in Clara Louise Power’s demeanor or personality that would suggest that she would be a trailblazer. She was, self-admittedly, a quiet, humble and reserved individual. She was also, however, intelligent, inquisitive and determined.