FCC releases the full text of Ajit Pai's proposal to roll back Title II net neutrality rules ahead of May 18 vote, opens commenting system
and Misleading Trump's Base Ted Johnson / Variety : FCC Chairman's Net Neutrality Proposal Questions Need for Any Rules at All David Shepardson / Reuters : U.S. FCC Chief Unveils Plan to Scrap Obama-E...
Sen. Franken writes to Niantic about Pokémon Go privacy policy scope, 3rd-party sharing, whether some practices could be opt-in, collection of child data, more
Always with his finger on the pulse, Senator Al Franken (D-Minn.) today sent an official letter to Niantic asking …
Google responds to Sen. Franken, says it collects personal information of students using education apps but doesn't use it to target ads
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In Letter To Google CEO, Sen. Franken Raises Questions Regarding Student Data Collection
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Sen. Al Franken Questions Lyft On Its Privacy Practices
Senator Al Franken today sent a letter to Lyft asking it to detail its privacy practices. — Sen. Franken's questions come in 10 parts, and hit on predictable points: which employees can access custo...
Senator seeks answers on Samsung's fingerprint scanner for Galaxy S5
Technology poses security concerns, says Franken — A U.S. senator Tuesday questioned Samsung on the privacy protections the company has in place for the fingerprint scanning technology on its recent...
Franken: Comcast called Time Warner Cable a competitor until they wanted to merge
Comcast has repeatedly said the biggest reason US regulators should approve its $45.2 billion purchase of Time Warner Cable (TWC) is that the two companies do not compete against each other.
Senate panel approves Franken's location privacy bill
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted in favor of Sen. Al Franken's (D-Minn.) Location Privacy Protection Act on Thursday. — The bill would require companies to get a customer's consent before collec...