Terms Accepted

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Regulators & Courts

Documents held
5of 7 watched · 1 refused to serve us
Versions held
29
Edits on record
00 seen here · 0 recovered
Removed or redirected
0
First seen
2026-09-05
Last checked
2026-09-06
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Start here

If you own a Regulators & Courts television and want the short answer, it is on what you can refuse: for each kind of collection — what you watch, what you say, the adverts you are shown, who it is shared with, where you are — whether Regulators & Courts's own documents say you can decline, say you must accept, or don't say at all. Every answer there quotes the sentence it came from. Everything below this is the evidence behind it.

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Capture history

29 versions

Every reading of every Regulators & Courts document on one time axis. Each cell is a period of the axis, lit by the most serious thing a capture found in it; the fine marks inside are the captures themselves, at the moment they happened. A dim cell is a period with no capture. A hatched cell is a page we asked for and were not given. A document that has never returned a readable page has a row with nothing lit: the archive is watching it, and holds nothing yet.

Captures over time

7 documents · every capture so far falls on 2026-09-05; the axis reads in hours, UTC

first captureunchangedminor editmajor rewrite / content removedremoved by the publisherserved from another domain
no capture in this period asked, got no page: refused, unreachable, or never seen

The Pitch

what they sell 1 see all →

What the company tells advertisers it can do with the data you agreed to hand over. Written to persuade buyers, so it is usually far plainer than the policy.

#DocumentTypeVersions
01 Pdf 0096 fair credit reporting act [PDF]
https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/pdf-0096-fair-credit-reporting-act.pdf regulators·PIT·b6ff58
Case studies 0

The Record

the public record 6 see all →

Everything corroborating the other two: regulators, court filings, independent research and the company's own press releases.

#DocumentTypeVersions
01 FTC — VIZIO to pay $2.2M over viewing-history collection (2017)
https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2017/02/vizio-pay-22-million-ftc-state-new-jersey-settle-charges-it-collected-viewing-histories-11-million regulators·REC·59c100
Regulatory record 5
02 FTC case file — VIZIO, Inc.
https://www.ftc.gov/legal-library/browse/cases-proceedings/162-3024-vizio-inc regulators·REC·be1a1d
Regulatory record 0
03 FTC business blog — "What VIZIO was doing behind the TV screen"
https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/blog/2017/02/what-vizio-was-doing-behind-tv-screen regulators·REC·5a993c
Regulatory record 5
04 FTC — consumer privacy and security topic hub
https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/topics/protecting-consumer-privacy-security regulators·REC·3404e5
Regulatory record 5
05 California AG — CCPA
https://oag.ca.gov/privacy/ccpa regulators·REC·0c58f8
Regulatory record 6
06 European Data Protection Board
https://edpb.europa.eu/edpb_en regulators·REC·98d7af
Regulatory record 8