THERE IS NO REASONABLE EXPECTATION OF PRIVACY:

[T]he UPS rep said that if Miller joined the company's My Choice program, she'd be able to set a narrower delivery window.

So Miller went online and began the multi-step process to register a My Choice account. She was asked for her name, address, phone number and email address.

And then she came to a page asking her to verify her identity. Miller was instructed to select the city in which she'd never lived from a list of four cities.

She was asked to select the street on which she'd once lived from a list of four streets. Both questions revealed that UPS knew precisely where Miller had resided in the past.

Then came a question asking Miller to select the month in which her daughter was born. And it included her daughter's name.

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