On the recordMarch 28, 2012
I feel strongly a national baseline privacy law is the best way to ensure consumers have basic common sense and permanent rights over the collection and use of their information.
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congress.govG. K. Butterfield: “I feel strongly a national baseline privacy law is the best way to ensure consumers have basic common sense and…”
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Butterfield advocates for a national privacy law to protect consumer rights.
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