Texas AG Warns of CIPA Website Privacy Demand Letters: 5 Steps Businesses Should Take

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The Texas Attorney General just warned businesses that they should be on lookout for demand letters claiming that their routine website tools – such as cookies, pixels, analytics platforms, search bars, chat functions, and session-replay software – violate California privacy law. AG Ken Paxton’s September 17 consumer alert warns that some of these demands may overstate or misrepresent potential legal exposure and advises recipients to seek legal counsel before responding or making payment. What…
By: Fisher Phillips
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