Musk, we find your lack of security disturbing.
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A court is set to hear arguments about how a video privacy law, likely the Video Privacy Protection Act, applies to modern internet activity. The case centers on whether protections written for the VHS era extend to how websites and streaming services handle viewer data today.
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