Recently, I joined Senators Reid and Schumer and Lautenberg in asking Research in Motion, RIMM; Google; and Apple to stop selling dangerous apps that enable drunk drivers to evade law enforcement.
Claire McCaskill: “Recently, I joined Senators Reid and Schumer and Lautenberg in asking Research in Motion, RIMM; Google; and Apple to…”
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McCaskill urges tech companies to stop selling apps that help drunk drivers evade police.
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