It is turning over information about yourself and your viewing habits—respecting speech many find repulsive—to a website operator, and then to… who knows?
Elena Kagan: “It is turning over information about yourself and your viewing habits—respecting speech many find repulsive—to a website…”
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Kagan highlighted privacy concerns regarding the law's ID requirements.
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