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EPIC · · US Federal

The Wash: From Blockbuster video to TikTok, Supreme Court weighs the future of video privacy

The Supreme Court is considering a case that could reshape how the Video Privacy Protection Act applies to modern platforms, including TikTok. The central dispute is whether the law's definition of 'consumer' extends beyond traditional video service customers to users of broader platforms that also host video.

Who should care: General readers · Privacy officers · Policy

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EPIC · · US Federal

New York City’s “Click to Cancel” Rule Goes Into Effect

This month, New York City’s rule on subscription traps took effect, protecting New Yorkers from confusing, time-consuming hurdles that make it difficult to cancel a subscription. The rule requires that companies must provide consumers with a straightforward cancellation process in the same method as sign up. The rule will be enforced by the city’s Department … Continued

Who should care: Lawyers · Compliance

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R Reuters · · International

EXCLUSIVE: Ambani, Adani outlets among Indian publishers contesting Modi’s privacy law

Major Indian media outlets connected to billionaires Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani are among publishers challenging India's data protection law introduced under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. The legal contest puts some of the country's most powerful business-linked media organizations in opposition to a national privacy framework.

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EPIC · · US Federal

The Center Square: Treasury’s Do Not Pay covers 99% of programs. The law covers 11

The Treasury Department's Do Not Pay program already reaches 99% of federal payment programs, but proposed legislation would expand its legal authority to cover only 11. Privacy advocates at EPIC warned lawmakers the bills would allow Treasury to collect far more personal data than needed, raising concerns about the creation of a centralized national data bank.

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T Todayville · · International

CTF intervening in Supreme Court case to protect taxpayers’ privacy rights

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is intervening in a Supreme Court case that it says has direct implications for the privacy rights of taxpayers. No further details about the specific case or the legal questions at issue are available from the source provided.

Who should care: General readers · Privacy officers · Policy

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