Web Session Tracking Without Consent May Violate California Law

Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held website tracking technology usage without consent may violate California wiretap law. Javier v. Assurance IQ, LLC and ActiveProspect Inc., Javier appealed court order granting defendant motion to dismiss for failure to state claim.

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