Happy CIPA Sunday! What feels like a routine online interaction with your state could be something else entirely. Imagine for a moment that you’re renewing your disability parking placard online. It’s another government form to fill out from the comfort of your home. You input your personal information, including sensitive details about your disability, and click submit. You don’t realize that an invisible digital hand may reach through your screen (figuratively speaking), quietly collecting your most sensitive personal information. Isn’t that a scary thought? This isn’t the plot of the new season of Black Mirror (or is it?); it’s the allegation at the center of Wilson v. Google L.L.C., No. 24-cv-03176-EKL, 2025 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 55629 (N.D. Cal. Mar. 25, 2025).
Here, Plaintiff was just trying to renew her disability parking placard through California’s “MyDMV” portal when she allegedly fell victim to what her lawsuit describes as Google’s secret data…
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