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Finding a text message service provider to be an “electronic communication service (‘ECS’),” as opposed to a “remote computing service (‘RCS’),” the Ninth Circuit reversed the district court and held that the provider’s text messaging service was subject to the Stored Communications Act’s prohibition against divulging the contents of any communication while in electronic storage
One of the last cases decided by the United States Supreme Court before its summer recess was an important one for employers in today's digital and social media-driven world
