Supreme Court Declines Lobster Fisherman Tracking Case, Will Decide on Video Privacy Law

• The Supreme Court declined to hear a case from a lobster fisherman opposing the government's requirement for electronic tracking on commercial fishing boats.
• The Supreme Court will decide whether a decades-old video privacy law applies to consumers subscribing to unrelated online services.
• The case involving the video privacy law stems from a lawsuit against Paramount Global by a college sports newsletter subscriber.
• The subscriber alleges that Paramount improperly shared his video viewing history with third parties.
• The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the video privacy law case on Wednesday.