Supreme Court Considers 1980s Video Privacy Law in Internet Era

• The Supreme Court heard arguments on the scope of the 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act in the context of internet tracking.
• A plaintiff claims his video viewing history was shared without consent via a tracking pixel, violating the VPPA.
• The case involves determining who can sue over the sharing of video viewing history for targeted advertising.
• The outcome could redefine privacy protections in the digital age.
• The justices are considering whether the VPPA's protections extend to modern online video tracking practices.