On the recordApril 10, 2018
There was an acknowledgment on both sides that privacy was not being protected, that there was no reasonable safeguard for Americans' privacy.
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congress.govThere was an acknowledgment on both sides that privacy was not being protected, that there was no reasonable safeguard for Americans' privacy.
Welch highlights the lack of privacy safeguards discussed in meetings.
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