MUBI VPPA Claims | Video Privacy Protection Act
Peiffer Wolf is currently investigating MUBI and MUBI GO for allegedly violating the Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA). We believe that MUBI and MUBI GO may have been secretly tracking video content viewed on mubi.com and then sharing the viewers’ private and sensitive data with Facebook and parent company Meta.
If you are a MUBI or MUBI GO subscriber or had a subscription within the past two years, you may be eligible to file a claim. Please contact Peiffer Wolf by filling out an online contact form or by calling 314-669-3600 for a FREE Consultation.
VPPA | What you should know
When VPPA was signed into law in 1988, streaming services and websites with video content were still in the distant future. Once it became clear that the law needed to be adapted to current times, an amendment act was introduced in 2012. HR 6671 became public law in 2013.
The amended law clarified that “a video tape service provider may obtain a consumer’s informed, written consent on an ongoing basis and that consent may be obtained through the Internet.”
Even with the option to obtain the consumer’s consent through the internet, some websites allegedly choose to share their consumer’s personal information with companies including Meta, Google, etc. without their permission.
MUBI VPPA Claims | Do I qualify?
Subscribers to MUBI or MUBI GO who meet the below criteria may qualify to sign up:
- Have an active MUBI or MUBI GO subscription or had one within the last two years;
- Have used MUBI or MUBI GO on your computer within 90 days of logging into your Facebook account on the same device.
VPPA Lawsuits | FREE Consultation | 314-669-3600
If you have an active Facebook account and have a MUBI or MUBI GO subscription (or had one within the past two years), you should contact Peiffer Wolf by filling out an online contact form or by calling 314-669-3600 for a FREE Consultation.
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