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2022’s (Lack Of) Data Privacy Makes 1984 Look Quaint In Comparison

Don’t go out like Melly.

Mother And Daughter Face Criminal Charges After Facebook Divulges Their Conversation About Abortion

...You may want to double check your privacy settings.

Morning Docket: 08.11.22

* Threats to the police are on the rise after Trump's property got raided. What happened to backing the blue? [Axios] * SCOTUS's next term may reconsider the "Insular Cases." [The Hill] * Trump pulled a "stop hitting yourself" in a YUGE way. [WaPo] * If you needed a reminder that Facebook was a surveillance site, here it is. [NBC News]

For A Guy Who Doesn’t Want To Get Back On Facebook, Trump Sure Is Litigating Pretty Hard To Get Back On Facebook

It's the principle of the thing, he just really cares about the First Amendment.

Dirt Dropped On Google, Facebook, And Amazon’s Anticompetitive Practices. Have A Little Faith In Your Customers, Maybe?

These companies better cover their asses from A to Z.

More Metas Aren’t Making For Happy Metamours

Andronicus of Rhodes's spirit should come back and sue everyone involved.

Morning Docket: 07.20.22

* It wasn't ever really about zygotes: Candidate throws dirt on abortion because women are better off barefoot and pregnant. [Vanity Fair] * 17 Congress members leave a protest with a photo op. [CBS News] * Doctor who helped the 10 year old rape victim forced to cross state lines sues Indiana's AG for defamation. [FOX 59] * I've never met a Co. like you before: Meta sues Meta for being too...Meta? [The Verge] * Some House Republicans are civil enough to vote to protect gay marriage. Let's see how the Senate responds. [Politico]

Senators Klobuchar And Warren Are Mad That Meta Is Taking Down Abortion Posts; If They Were Serious, They’d Protect Section 230

I mean, come on.

Morning Docket: 07.07.22

* Bro really went full thoughts and prayers on mass shootings. Guess that's what happens once you get rid of the Establishment Clause. [Huff Post] * Texas senator in hot water for daring to suggest that teenagers who hurt animals for fun probably shouldn't have the easiest time getting high-powered rifles. [Dallas News] * Line goes up? An EU law is posed to effect the crypto market. [Forbes] * Company known for giving personal information to third parties gave information to a third party. Try to remember that Facebook is a surveillance site -- the cops definitely won't. [Business Insider]

Gibson Dunn Says Sanctions Motion Presents ‘False And Misleading Account’

Will this be enough to avoid the roughly $854K sanctions motion?

Gibson Dunn On Wrong End Of $854K Sanctions Motion

It's only one side of the story, but it certainly doesn't look good.

Morning Docket: 03.31.22

* Texan student who was threatened with being given a failing grade for not reciting the Pledge of Allegiance earns a lot of lunch money. Gotta love the 1st Amendment. [Chron] * Facebook and Apple were so deferential to cops that they gave sensitive information to kids pretending to be them. What happened to two-factor authentication? [Dudes Code] * Loan company hit with a million-dollar fine for misleading its clients about loan forgiveness. Stop playing with people’s money! [Business Insider] * Pentagon drops a 700+ list of places named after members of the Confederacy they're considering renaming. About time we stopped handing out participation trophies to the pro-slavery people. [Military] * Tennessee is trying to overturn Obergefell. See what you’ve started now, Texas? [LBGTQNation]

Trump’s Twitter Knockoff Truth Social Might Be A Big Moneymaker (For Other Social Media Platforms)

Any platform that barrages someone with endless, gaudy, over-the-top branding about 'truth' cannot possibly host any lies whatsoever.

Morning Docket: 02.22.22

* Virtually new applications: Employment lawyers are gonna have to figure out how the Metaverse will fit into their practice. [Financial Times] * Carpooling to the ER: Michigan's no-fault policy on car accidents is arguably filling up hospital beds. [Detroit News] * Can't beat 'em, join 'em: California deploys an SB8-esque bill that will allow people to sue gunmakers. [UPI] * Florida is trying to ban discussions of LGBTQ topics around children from kindergarten to third grade... I can't even see how this came up? Someone play music a little too loud during nap time? [Jurist] * My Beautiful Dark Twisted Tweets: Looks like Ye's blue bird ramblings are fair game in the divorce proceedings. [FOX]