VIDEO PRIVACY PROTECTION ACT · 18 U.S.C. §2710

VPPA: the $11.5M liability hidden in video content.

The Video Privacy Protection Act applies to any site with video content that shares viewing data with third parties, observable from the outside, and the basis for a wave of class actions.

VPPA FINDING · F-0042your-company.com
Video pixel detected⚠ Meta Pixel
Prior consent⚠ Absent
Statute triggered✓ §2710
Class exposure$8.9M – $22.4M
SeverityHigh
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VPPA: what it is and what your business needs to know.

The Video Privacy Protection Act prohibits sharing video viewing data without informed consent. Passed in 1988, it now drives one of the largest waves of privacy class actions.

What is the VPPA?
A 1988 federal law (18 U.S.C. §2710) barring disclosure of video viewing records without consent: statutory damages of $2,500 per violation.
Who does it apply to?
Any website or app that embeds video content and uses analytics or advertising trackers: media, healthcare, retail, and education.
What Privaini detects
Video-player pixels, replay widgets, and session-recording tools firing on video engagement without prior informed consent, observed from the outside.

Who faces VPPA exposure.

Insurers
VPPA is a top driver of cyber claims. Assess policyholder video exposure at underwriting and across the portfolio.
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Law Firms
Plaintiff’s counsel files VPPA cases using observable signals. See the same evidence first.
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Brokers
Client sites with video content create VPPA exposure that surfaces at renewal. Bring the assessment.
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Risk Advisors
Assess any client for VPPA exposure: company name and domain only, no cooperation required.
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Every VPPA finding is mapped to §2710, timestamped, and reproducible, from one assessment.

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