Pennsylvania's privacy law is advancing — the lawsuits already arrived
Pennsylvania's Consumer Data Privacy Act (HB 78) passed the House in October 2025 and is moving through the Senate. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania's two-party wiretap law is already driving website-tracking lawsuits against businesses today.
Four forces putting Pennsylvania businesses on the clock
Pennsylvania's Wiretapping Act (18 Pa.C.S. § 5703) requires all-party consent and is being used to sue over chat widgets, session replay, and pixels that record visitors without notice.
The Consumer Data Privacy Act cleared the House and is under Senate review — bringing access, deletion, and opt-out rights modeled on Virginia and Colorado.
Trackers firing before consent are the most common trigger for both lawsuits and future regulatory action.
Tamper-evident consent records give you a documented defense now and a head start when HB 78 becomes law.
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