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Obama Proposes Privacy Bill of Rights

Posted February 24, 2012
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“The White House today unveiled a ‘Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights’ intended to serve as a guideline for new legislation to protect people’s online privacy. The Privacy Bill of Rights outlines what types of information Internet companies may collect, how that information may be used, ways for users to easily access their private data, and correct any errors in the information.” (Digital Trends)

Don’t invade people’s privacy. The government hates competition.

FEE Timely Classic
“How Washington Protects Your Privacy and Liberty” by James Bovard

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  1. Comment by Bullseye on 24 February 2012:

    Will it’s restrictions apply to the FBI, the DHS, and the NSA?

  2. Comment by Kevin Beck on 10 March 2012:

    I find the thought of this hilarious! His so-called Privacy Bill of Rights does nothing to protect our privacy from the Government!

    What a joke.

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