MANHATTAN (CN) — New York City urged a Second Circuit panel Wednesday morning to resuscitate a Covid-era law requiring third-party food delivery apps to turn over private customer data to city restaurants that partner with the apps.
New York City enacted the law in the summer 2021 as one of many measures to help restaurants recover from the Covid-19 pandemic by better connecting them to customers, but U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres concluded in September 2024 that the law illicitly regulated commercial speech and could violate customers’ privacy.
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