On the recordJune 13, 2016
The hearing title aptly sums up this approach up as an 'overreach,' but fails to convey the scope of the damage the Commission's actions could have on consumers.
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Walden criticizes the FCC's approach to consumer privacy as overreaching and damaging.
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