Stand Up for 'Right to Privacy,' Nelson Says on Senate Floor
Commerce Committee ranking member Bill Nelson, D-Fla., took to the Senate floor to talk about the privacy concerns he raised with the FCC in a recent letter (see 1502240056). “We have major privacy questions,” Nelson said Wednesday, referring to his…
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concerns about the StingRay devices that local police have used and the FCC certifies. “Employed for our national security, for our personal safety, which is the job of government, then it's a good thing. Employed, however, for other reasons of invading our constitutional right of privacy is another thing, and it's time for us to stand up for the individual citizen of this country and their right to privacy."