New Social Media Privacy State Law Compliance Guidance

This month, Practical Guidance is publishing new social media privacy state law Q&As for all 51 jurisdictions. These Q&As address whether a state has enacted social media account privacy legislation, describes the conduct that these state laws prohibit, and addresses exceptions to these state laws. Click below to access our new social media privacy Q&A for Delaware.

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  Access this state law survey for guidance on state laws prohibiting private employers from asking or requiring job applicants or employees to divulge their social media usernames and passwords or otherwise provide access to their social media accounts.
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