Listen live: Supreme Court weighs reach of decades-old video privacy law
Summary
The Supreme Court is reviewing a case about whether an old privacy law protects customers who use services not directly related to videos. The case involves a subscriber suing Paramount Global for allegedly sharing his video watching details without permission.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court is hearing the case on Wednesday.
- The case centers on a privacy law made many years ago.
- The law originally aimed to protect video viewing information.
- The question is if this law also applies to users of other services, like newsletters.
- A subscriber to a college sports newsletter brought the lawsuit.
- The subscriber says Paramount Global shared his video watching history improperly.
- The Court's decision will clarify how far the old privacy law applies today.
- Paramount Global is a major media company involved in the case.
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