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Video viewing privacy

Sites that shared what videos you watched with Facebook may owe damages under a federal video-privacy law.

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What this case is about

Under the Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA), websites and apps that embed the Meta Pixel can transmit the videos you watched along with your Facebook identity — without consent — to Meta.

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  • The site or app name and roughly when you used it
  • Confirmation you had an account or subscription there
  • Whether you were logged into Facebook on the same device

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