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Web Session Tracking Without Consent May Violate California Law - Vimarsana News

Web Session Tracking Without Consent May Violate California Law

Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held website tracking technology usage without consent may violate California wiretap law. Javier v. Assurance IQ, LLC and ActiveProspect Inc., Javier appealed court order granting defendant motion to dismiss for failure to state claim.

Web Session Tracking Without Consent May Violate California Law - Vimarsana News

Web Session Tracking Without Consent May Violate California Law

Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held website tracking technology usage without consent may violate California wiretap law. Javier v. Assurance IQ, LLC and ActiveProspect Inc., Javier appealed court order granting defendant motion to dismiss for failure to state claim.

CPPA Board To Hold Proposed Regulations Draft Meeting - Vimarsana News

CPPA Board To Hold Proposed Regulations Draft Meeting

The California Privacy Protection Agency Board, will meet to discuss, take potential action about proposed regulations draft that includes disproportionate effort definition, new section on personal information collections, consumer disclosure requirements, and more.

Inquir Expands Home Services Lead Generation for Contractors - Vimarsana News

Inquir Expands Home Services Lead Generation for Contractors

TEMPE, Ariz. (PRWEB) May 23, 2022 -- Inquir, the leading provider of direct web lead generation, today announced the launch of Renovate.co, a new brand and

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Fourth Circuit Rules Plaintiff Did Not Revoke Consent - Vimarsana News

Fourth Circuit Rules Plaintiff Did Not Revoke Consent

TCPA plaintiffs have a right to revoke consent and are often given a fair amount of latitude in exercising their revocation rights. Courts are often reluctant to grant summary judgment to TCPA defendants who argue that plaintiffs did not effectively revoke their consent.