Virtual Glasses Try On Falls Under Privacy Act's Healthcare Exempt

An Illinois judge found the Biometric Information Privacy Act does not regulate virtual eyewear try on tool because it falls under the Privacy Act’s health care exemption. The judge explained seeking eyewear is a form of health care because it maintains physical wellbeing.

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