RESOURCE ARTICLEMEMBER

US Data Privacy Litigation: Website tracking litigation

This article provides insight into website tracking in relation to US data privacy litigation.

Published

Contributors:

Kayla Bushey

CIPP/US

Former Westin Fellow

IAPP

This article is part of a series on US Data Privacy Litigation.

Old state wiretapping laws have inspired vigorous data privacy class-action lawsuits, requiring consumer-facing businesses to determine whether the consumer tracking technologies used on their websites put them at risk of litigation. This article provides insight into website tracking in relation to US data privacy litigation.

Contributors:

Kayla Bushey

CIPP/US

Former Westin Fellow

IAPP

MEMBER

Unlock this exclusive content and more

Join the IAPPAlready a member? Sign in

Membership opens up a world of resources

In-depth knowledge

From original research reports and daily news coverage to legislative trackers and infographics, we have the information you need to stay ahead of change.

A global network

Make valuable professional connections through more than 160 local IAPP KnowledgeNet chapters in 70 countries.

Access to the experts

Connect with top thinkers in privacy, AI governance and cybersecurity for fresh ideas and insights.

Learn what you get from membership