> In fact, all of the Prime Video content that Plaintiff has ever purchased remains available. It's interesting how much this admission from Amazon says about

> In fact, all of the Prime Video content that Plaintiff has ever purchased remains available. It's interesting how much this admission from Amazon says about the particular user. A few members of my family - and several friends - have all purchased Prime Video content that later became censored, subject to PR-fueled cancellations, or simply later had access restricted due to changing avails. We have laws against revealing medical information about individuals, but to me it seems just as likely that content viewing history is also a strongly private thing which ought to be protected, too. Is there anything protecting people against this kind of stuff being revealed when a lawsuit is being litigated?