Senator Asks Apple and Google to Require Clear Privacy Policies for Apps

[Gasu E.]

My Senator Franken is a joke and a hypocrite. Privacy? What about the "Patriot" Act dear Senator?

Franken voted against the extension of the Patriot Act. Why do you find that hypocritical?

 

[PeterQVenkman]

Franken voted against the extension of the Patriot Act. Why do you find that hypocritical?

Whoa, wait a minute. Keep reality out of this, OK?

 

[caspersoong]

Google will have a tougher time than Apple.

 

[SkyStudios]

Whoa, wait a minute. Keep reality out of this, OK?

He actually a honest man, bases his judgement accordingly, so is Steve Jobbs, regardless of vague comments, there is always two sides to every story, what has been taken place appears to be sort of cherry picking, apple should of not been directly involved, but they sold hardware which uput them alike google, in the hot seat with their phones, google is is a mess with PayPal now.

 

[croooow]

This is the guy we should be taking seriously on any public issue? Really?

 

[Hagrid]

franken, who has voted for two bills that are now law, both of which gut privacy protections for health care information, can shove his demands for privacy where the sun don't shine.

In fact, why the hell is the attorney general not launching an investigation into these senators who think they can violate the first amendment by dictating to apple what they do and don't publish on the appstore?

Violations of anyones constitutional rights is a felony under usc 18-242.

(the two bills were the "stimulus" bill which had very little to do with actually stimulating the economy, but does require hospitals to turn over all health care info to the federal government and obamacare which turns all health information over tie the irs.)

+100

 

[JAT]

Hey, I didn't bring it up. I don't think people should quote it either, especially when people like you don't understand it. We've all spilled things or had things spilled on us at restaurants. Few of us have been hospitalized for a week because of it.

I do understand it, I apparently have a different opinion of it. Perhaps you don't think that possible? Get over yourself.

She did something stupid, and "the public" blamed a company because that is easy, and faceless. People avoid confrontation mostly, and their opinions mirror that. Plus, they don't like to blame themselves, so they join the side of anyone trying to avoid blaming themselves. They think it makes them more "human".

I guess a realist like me just looks at what really happened. I can't even imagine putting any temp coffee between my legs. Ever. What if it burned me?