David Bender, senior privacy counsel at DLA Piper, reviews two recent federal appellate decisions on cyberspace privacy. In the first, the Sixth Circuit ruled that an expectation of privacy exists in the content of e-mail messages stored by an Internet service provider, while the Ninth Circuit held that there is no such expectation in the addresses of e-mail or of Internet communications, nor in the volume of such traffic.
August 14, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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