[i]s it true that consumers would be left unprotected, or would the FCC still be obligated to police broadband privacy practices under Section 222 of the Communications Act?
John Thune: “[i]s it true that consumers would be left unprotected, or would the FCC still be obligated to police broadband privacy…”
On the recordMarch 7, 2017
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Senator Thune questioned FCC's obligation on broadband privacy if rules were repealed.
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