ECPA gives citizens privacy protections with respect to law enforcement, but ECPA also says when an ISP can share our information with other businesses or the general public, and I am worried that these privacy protections are just far too weak.
Al Franken: “ECPA gives citizens privacy protections with respect to law enforcement, but ECPA also says when an ISP can share our…”
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Franken expresses concern over weak privacy protections under ECPA.
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