We need regulators who are not afraid to use their authority when necessary, to protect consumer privacy.
One person's sensitive data is not another person's sensitive data.
Isn't it clear the FCC is the expert agency for regulating communications networks, including broadband networks?
do we not have an obligation to protect from the commercial intrusion of their content?
I think putting permanent troops there is a good idea.
FirstNet is at a critical juncture. The nationwide network is closer to reality than ever before, and yet much remains to be decided.
How about disclosure? How about the protection of the consuming public?
This is a failure of informing consumers, and I think your regulator ought to be getting answers on this.
If they're buying not the full package of what they think they're buying, they're buying something that they've got to go in and have recall...
I intend to get answers, and that's why I put in the record the 14 letters that we have just asked again for complete disclosure.
But the most shocking part is the discovery that four automobile makers out of all those letters that we sent, four responded, that we know ...