Reading recap - for your convenience, here's a weekend look at recent well-read updates on JD Supra that cover hot issues at the intersection of mobile apps and the law. It's complicated:

1. Regulatory Settlement Proves Major Obstacle for Certification of Minor Class of Google In-App Purchases - by Kristin Ann Shepard and Paul Williams at Carlton Fields Jorden Burt
2. Websites Required to Post "About Us" Contact Info Under New Florida Law - by Susan Goldsmith and Scott Smedresman at McCarter & English
3. In-Store Monitoring: How to Enjoy the Benefits of Tracking While Minimizing Potential Privacy Issues - by Meegan Brooks at Sedgwick
4. Employer sued for invasion of privacy by tracking its employees’ every move –on and off company time - by Kathryn Sylvia at Robinson & Cole
5. Privacy Policy of Mobile Apps: No Standard for Transparency  - by Evan D’Abrosca at Robinson & Cole
6. Status Updates: Errand Apps for Everyone?; A Right to Be Forgotten Update; Your Entire Google Search History - by Aaron Rubin at Morrison & Foerster's Socially Aware
7. What The Nomi Case Could Mean For Retail Tracking - by Adam Fleisher, David McDowell, and Julie O'Neill at Morrison & Foerster
8. Coalition Loyalty Programs Spread to Retail Shopping In the U.S. - by Jamie Einbinder and Timothy Watkins at Goulston & Storrs
9. Live Streaming Apps Raise New/Old Copyright Concerns - by Scott Hervey at Weintraub Tobin
10. FDA Issues Guidance for Mobile Medical Apps - by Christopher Shaughnessy at McBrayer, McGinnis, Leslie & Kirkland

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