Summary
- March 2026 saw significant developments in privacy litigation, highlighting diverging court interpretations.
- Key takeaways include differing views on the “purpose” requirement in the ECPA’s crime-tort exception and its application beyond the healthcare sector.
- Additionally, contradictory statements in privacy policies may undermine consent, even when tracking is involved.
- These rulings could reshape how privacy policies are drafted and enforced across various industries.
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