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The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in Salazar v. Paramount Global, a case examining how a decades-old video privacy law applies to online video content. ㅤ Originally designed to protect customers' video rental records, the law is now at the center of a dispute involving a newsletter subscriber who sued after learning his video viewing information was being shared with third parties. ㅤ The case raises questions about how privacy protections created during the VHS era apply to digital video today. ㅤ #SupremeCourt #DigitalPrivacy #VideoPrivacy #DataPrivacy #Paramount