Pixel Diligence: The M&A Privacy Review Buyers Can No Longer Skip
A target company’s tracking pixels used to be a marketing question. In 2026, they’re a deal-risk question — and one that shows up nowhere in
A target company’s tracking pixels used to be a marketing question. In 2026, they’re a deal-risk question — and one that shows up nowhere in
Variety Media v. Superior Court could reshape California’s wave of CIPA website-tracking lawsuits by expanding the statute to internet communications while simultaneously narrowing what plaintiffs
Every core channel a marketing team relies on — email, SMS, social ads, retargeting, analytics — runs on personal data, and every one of those
Nearly 200,000 Zara customers had personal information exposed in a breach tied not to Zara’s own infrastructure, but to a former technology provider — highlighting
If your company received a demand letter or complaint under the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) naming Silvia Garcia as plaintiff, you’re not the
Healthcare organizations across the United States face continuous legal scrutiny regarding their use of website analytics and third-party tracking pixels. Technologies such as Meta Pixel,
Building off the idea around Patent Assertion Entities (PAEs)—popularly known as “patent trolls” which have long extracted billions from businesses by threatening costly litigation over

When the Arizona Court of Appeals killed the “spy pixel” theory under the Telephone, Utility and Communication Service Records Act (TUCSRA) in November 2025, it
At least 28 federal datasets have been deleted and another 338 data collections have been modified over the past year and a half, according to
If your business has recently received a formal legal demand letter citing statutory violations under state privacy laws—and bearing the name Srinivas Rangam as the