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Courts Push Back on Website Tracking Lawsuits, But Cookie Banner Risks Persist
Original: Courts Pushed Back on Website Tracking Lawsuits in September, But Broken Cookie Banners Are Still a Major Risk
In September, US courts ruled against several website tracking lawsuits, signaling resistance to claims over online privacy tools and monitoring technologies. However, legal commentators warn that companies cannot relax: broken or non-functional cookie banners on websites continue to expose businesses to privacy litigation and regulatory risk. Employers and website operators are being advised to audit their consent mechanisms despite the recent unfavorable run for plaintiffs in these tracking cases.
Why now: Recent court rulings on website tracking claims have shifted the legal landscape, prompting businesses to reassess their cookie consent compliance.
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