The Video Privacy Protection Act became law decades ago, at a time when consumers physically visited and then rented movies on VHS tape or DVD at video rental stores. The impetus for the law was protecting the privacy of customers’ video rental choices after the publication of a list of films that then-Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork had rented from a video store. Continue Reading ›
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