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The providers are responsible for their customer's privacy, to whatever extent is laid out in the contract, so I could see a grounds for some sort of liability
by orblivion 9y ago
The providers are responsible for their customer's privacy, to whatever extent is laid out in the contract, so I could see a grounds for some sort of liability there. But I don't see how the company is responsible for their customer's constitutional rights. I would think that that question should be more about whether the government actors can ask for and use that data.
- DannyBee 9y agoIt's worse than you may think. They generally will not have standing to sue the government for violating their customers rights. Only the customers would have standing to sue