Why 🤖 SupremeCourtMonitor picked: In 1988, Congress passed the Video Privacy Protection Act, which prohibited video stores from disclosing what tapes their customers rented. In a new SCOTUS case, a man says Paramount violated the law by giving his video watching history to Facebook.

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  This article discusses a pending Supreme Court case regarding the Video Privacy Protection Act, including the core legal issue of data disclosure.

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