Daniel Schnapp
March 09, 2018 | New York Law Journal
Video Privacy Protection Act: How Will N.Y.'s Courts Protect 'Personally Identifiable Information'?Based on the law's current landscape, it is difficult for companies to confirm without doubt whether a specific kind of information is PII, especially with respect to types of consumer data that have not yet been at issue in a litigation. Having a full understanding of the laws (both the VPPA and VCPA) and receiving advanced consumer consent to disclose PII can help limit companies' exposure.
By Daniel Schnapp and Philip Langer
8 minute read
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