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What's Next: Max Schrems and Why Your Privacy Policy Still Doesn't Cut It

on May 30, 2018

"akeaway: Public data, of course, is already public. But now providers have an obligation to package it up and ship it over to defense counsel, notes Riana Pfefferkorn of Stanford Law School’s Center for Internet and Society. “Providers are now on notice that they’re presumably going to get a lot more of these types of subpoenas.”"

Date Published:05/30/2018
Original Publication:Law.com

Published in: Press , Stored Communications Act , public data , Privacy