[karaterobot]

> "To succeed at the pleading stage of a WPA claim, a plaintiff must allege an injury to 'his or her business, his or her person, or his or her reputation,'" the judges ruled. "Contrary to Plaintiffs' argument, a bare violation of the WPA is insufficient to satisfy the statutory injury requirement."

I think the title is misleading. Unless I'm missing something, it sounds like the decision wasn't that it's legal to harvest text and call logs, it was that these cases did not demonstrate an injury was caused as a result of doing so. Presumably if the plaintiffs proved some injury other than not wanting it to happen, things could have been different.