For all the reasons cited by my distinguished colleagues, yes.
Government agencies are asserting they can flout the Fourth Amendment's requirement for a probable cause warrant by simply buying our person...
I'm here to advocate on behalf of people who are concerned about abuses of the Fourth Amendment.
Our very country was born out of anger and fear of what a government can do to people when it doesn't respect their privacy.
That is outrageous.
The principle of protecting people's rights under the Fourth Amendment has to come first.
This practice defies the Fourth Amendment.
I think that the important thing there is that the consumer understands and has that choice.
It is the change in technology that has evolved, particularly since ECPA was passed and we have tried to reform it.
The original intent being that which is held to be yours and reasonably expected to be for privacy must be returned to privacy.
the Congress needs to Act here.