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A Privacy Law Built for Videotapes Enters the Tracking Era

A law born from public embarrassment now confronts private data sharing at industrial scale.

Video and user ID data flowing from a web browser window into the Facebook logo on a purple background.
By Ken MaconOctober 16, 2026

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