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Why a 1988 statute reaches your website

The two conditions

Check your understanding

Finding your own exposure

The pixel audit

Where the identifier hides

What state law adds

Wiretapping statutes and session replay

Consent that actually does work

Clickwrap versus browsewrap

Shipping an AI feature

Three things that change on launch day

The subprocessor disclosure

Using a general chatbot as counsel

Close

The short list

A working session on the three privacy exposures that reach ordinary software companies: the Video Privacy Protection Act, state wiretapping and session-replay claims, and the disclosure gaps that open when you ship an AI feature.

The Video Privacy Protection Act carries liquidated damages of $2,500 per person. It was passed in 1988 after a reporter obtained a Supreme Court nominee's video rental records.

Privacy and AI Risk: The Exposure Most Software Companies Miss

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