SAN DIEGO, CA – Common website tools can create legal risks businesses may not realize are there.
Analytics platforms, advertising pixels, chat tools, and session-replay technology have become increasingly important in claims involving the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA).
For businesses operating websites in California, understanding what these technologies collect and how they are configured can be an important part of managing potential exposure.
At Klinedinst PC, our attorneys are helping businesses understand these evolving claims, evaluate potential risks, and consider practical steps for protecting their organizations.
In this video, Klinedinst Managing Shareholder and Artificial Intelligence Practice Group Co-Chair James D. Snyder discusses CIPA website-tracking claims, where potential problems can arise, and why businesses should take a closer look at the technology operating behind their websites.
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Watch Snyder explain what businesses should know about CIPA and website-tracking risks.
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