On the recordJune 18, 2018
A privacy bill of rights is a term, and we need to make it real in ways that are enforceable and, really, protective of consumers without unintended consequences.
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congress.govA privacy bill of rights is a term, and we need to make it real in ways that are enforceable and, really, protective of consumers without unintended consequences.
Blumenthal emphasizes the need for an enforceable privacy bill of rights.
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