By J. Colin Knisely (Philadelphia) and Michael Zullo (Philadelphia)
On the heels of holding that defendants' use of session replay
software did not constitute a violation of the California Invasion of
Privacy Act, Judge William Alsup in Williams v. What If Holdings LLC
and ActiveProspect Inc. has now denied the plaintiff's request for
leave to amend. In doing so, the court reaffirmed its previous holding
that the plaintiff's allegations only established that ActiveProspect's
use of session replay software functioned as a tool that supported
What If's management of its own website data, and not as a means of eavesdropping and aggregating information for ActiveProspect's own
purposes.
https://www.mondaq.com/article/news/1288966?q=1803232&n=722&tp=5&tlk=2&lk=33
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