On the recordJune 14, 2011
Now, I understand the draft bill does not treat data brokers any different from other entities that collect and store personal information.
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congress.govNow, I understand the draft bill does not treat data brokers any different from other entities that collect and store personal information.
Dingell highlights a significant change in how data brokers are treated in the draft bill.
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