ADA Title III · State privacy laws · Free scan

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yourrestaurant.com

Reading 38 pages…

Accessibility · ADA2/4
Privacy · State laws3/6
Menu is a PDF only, unreadable by screen readers
Meta Pixel fires before consent
Global Privacy Control signal is ignored
+ 2 more
5 fixes ready to approve
What the laws require

Federal and state rules, one checklist.

Tick what your site already does. Be honest, nobody’s watching.

// General information, not legal advice. Which state laws apply depends on where your customers are.

What's at stake

The numbers, straight from the statutes.

Every figure below is taken from the law that sets it, and links to it — check us in one click.

$500–$1,500 per text

Text-message damages are counted per message

A recipient may recover $500 for each message sent without the consent the law requires, and a court may treble that to $1,500 where the violation was willful or knowing. The right to sue is the recipient's own, which is what makes a single non-compliant campaign a class action.

Source: 47 U.S.C. § 227(b)(3)

$5,000 per violation, class-wide

Wiretapping suits over pixels and session replay

California's wiretap statute lets a plaintiff recover $5,000 per violation, or three times actual damages, whichever is greater — and says in terms that having suffered actual damages is not a prerequisite to suing. That is what turns one pixel firing on thousands of visitors into a class action.

Source: California Penal Code § 637.2

Up to $250,000 for botched notice

Failing to notify

A court may impose the greater of $5,000, or up to $20 for each failed notification — capped at $250,000. That sits on top of the safeguards exposure.

Source: NY General Business Law § 899-aa

Up to $1,000 per violation

Prices set from customer data carry a fixed sentence

Since 10 November 2025, a price set using a customer's personal data has to carry one exact sentence, clearly and conspicuously, near and at the same time as the price itself. The wording is prescribed, so an edited version is a defect rather than a variation.

Source: NY General Business Law § 349-a

Statutory maximums, not predictions. Not legal advice.

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Questions

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