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Tag Archives: Stored
Telus Texts Not Intercepted When Stored
Many Canadians confuse the law when it comes to recording telephone conversations, likely due to exposure to American concepts in the media. Although the Wiretap Act of 1968 (18 U.S.C. § 2511) contains a one-party consent rule, a dozen states … Continue reading
Mass. Supreme Court rules that Stored Communications Act doesn’t bar Yahoo from release of decedent’s emails to his Estate’s Personal Representatives
People often wonder what happens to someone’s stored digital data such as emails, electronic banking, or facebook accounts if the person dies. This has been a vexing problem for surviving family members who wish to read or save that data as … Continue reading
Posted in Administrative law
Tagged Communications, Court, Decedents, doesnt, Emails, Estates, Mass, Personal, Release, Representatives, Rules, Stored, Supreme
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Court dismisses class action against MySpace for violation of the Stored Communications Act
Hubbard v. MySpace, 2011 WL 2149456 (S.D.N.Y. June 1, 2011) Plaintiff, who sued on behalf himself and others similarly situated, claimed that MySpace improperly turned over account information and private messages to law enforcement, even though there was a search … Continue reading
Posted in Copyright Law
Tagged Action, against, class, Communications, Court, dismisses, MySpace, Stored, Violation
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