HERMANITY PUBLIC RECORD / RESEARCH EDITION

A paper trail for a website-privacy demand campaign.

CIPA Record indexes public court dockets, filings, demand-letter evidence, and the California legislative response surrounding a wave of California Invasion of Privacy Act claims. It is built to separate what a court held from what a party alleged or a commentator reported.

What this project is — and is not

This is a research index, not legal advice and not a finding of wrongdoing. It does not invite contact with any litigant, target, court, or third party. Every contested assertion is attributed to its underlying filing or reporting source, and every recorded outcome names the court or docket source that supports it.

14Cross-referenced federal CIPA / wiretap dockets
3Probable matters held outside the confirmed count
4+State-court references not independently accessible
0Third-party trackers on this site

ENTRY POINTS

Read the record by question.

The project does not convert allegations into conclusions. Each entry includes a source type, an exact court identifier where available, and an explicit status.

01 / COURT RECORD

Case ledger

Public docket entries and orders, separated from commentary and reporting. Open matters remain marked as pending.

Open case ledger →
02 / CAMPAIGN EVIDENCE

Demand-letter pattern

What representative letters and public litigation exhibits say they demand — and what the public record does not yet establish.

Review demand evidence →
03 / LEGISLATION

SB 690 context

California's pending response to CIPA digital-tracking litigation, including its limits after amendment.

Read SB 690 record →

VERIFICATION

How to audit this project.

SOURCE REGISTER

Every source, classed.

Official sources are distinguished from docket aggregators, counsel statements, and legal commentary.

View source register →
METHOD

Inclusion & exclusion rules.

Why a record appears here, what source wording is preserved, and how name collisions are handled.

Read methodology →
CORRECTIONS

Challenge the record.

Provide a primary source or docket citation and the correction is logged in the public revision history.

Correction policy →