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The Privacy Filter: A Briefing on Privacy Law and Policy October 2026

DRILLING DOWN ON PRIVACY ALLEGATIONS: Northern District Of California Dismisses Data Privacy Claims

The BR Privacy, Security & AI Download: October 2026

Welcome to this month’s issue of The BR Privacy, Security & AI Download, the digital newsletter of Blank Rome’s Privacy, Security & Data Protection practice.  State & L...

California Limits Private Lawsuits Over Certain Online Tracking Claims

Supreme Court Weighs Major Video Privacy Case

A 1988 federal law could bar tech companies from using video viewing data for targeted ads without explicit user consent.

CIPA Defense Playbook Has Three New Chapters: Here's What's New

A recent Massachusetts Superior Court decision offers significant guidance for businesses navigating the growing wave of litigation under California’s Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA...

Take A Break, Compliance Nerds. Privacy Is A Research Problem Now

The California legislature has passed the compromise version of SB-690, leaving most of the private right of action provisions of the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) in p...

Ad Tech Has A Multibillion-Dollar Privacy Problem. It Started Decades Ago

The biggest privacy risk facing ad tech isn’t whatever state privacy law passed last month; it’s the ones that passed decades ago. The Video Privacy Protection Act was written to p...

The BR Privacy, Security & AI Download: September 2026

Delaware Expands State Privacy Law

California Closes 2026 Legislative Session With Sweeping New Privacy and AI Laws

Website Tracking Litigation and the Retail Sector: Understanding Risks Under CIPA, ECPA, and Similar Laws

Dormant License Plate Reader Law Fuels Surge in Privacy Suits in 1 Major State

There is no current federal law regulating the technology, but Washington, D.C., and two dozen states have laws on the books pertaining to the cameras, according to the New York Un...

Client Alert: Is Your Website Putting Your Business at Legal Risk? What the California Invasion of Privacy Act Means for...

If your business has a website, and most do, the common website tracking tools and standard data collection practices you are likely using may expose your business to claims under...

Is Your Website Putting Your Business at Legal Risk? What the California Invasion of Privacy Act Means for Businesses

Pen Register and Trap-and-Trace Claims Involving Websites and Apps Restricted to Enforcement by the California Attorney...

Businesses with websites that employ cookies and other tracking technologies (collectively, “internet tracking technology”) can breathe a partial sigh of relief. The private right...

Protecting Our Privacy When Everything That Happens Should Be Known

An interesting book by Dave Eggers came out several years ago called The Circle. It was later made into a mediocre movie, but the book has become considerably more disturbing with...

Protecting Our Privacy When Everything That Happens Should Be Known

An interesting book by Dave Eggers came out several years ago called The Circle. It was later made into a mediocre movie, but the book has become considerably more disturbing with...

Why Privacy Professionals Should Be Paying Attention to Antitrust Enforcement Trends

Supreme Court Weighs Data Sharing Lawsuits Based on Law From VHS Era

In a colorful hearing Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court wrestled with a wave of new data-sharing lawsuits based on a 1988 privacy law meant to protect personal video rental history...

California’s SB 690 May Close One Door on Website Tracking Claims While Leaving Others Open

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 claims...

Delaware Consumer Privacy and Data-Breach Law Updates

Supreme Court case pits 1980s video rental law versus modern newsletters 

The Supreme Court on Wednesday will examine the reach of a decades-old privacy law designed to protect video rental records in a case that could shape current and future lawsuits o...

Why and how to implement privacy management in organizations

Privacy management used to be a one-time compliance exercise. As privacy regulations, AI use and third-party ecosystems expand, it’s now an ongoing operational function. Many priva...