The Senate Judiciary Committee scheduled an executive business meeting to mark...
The Senate Judiciary Committee scheduled an executive business meeting to mark up the Location Privacy Protection Act (S-1223) at 10 a.m. Dec. 6 in Dirksen Room 226. The legislation, sponsored by Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., would require companies to obtain…
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express consent from consumers before collecting or sharing their location data with third parties. The bill also contains a provision that would require companies that track more than 5,000 mobile devices to protect the data from disclosure, tell inquisitive consumers what data they track, and delete the data if requested.