The Privacy, Technology and the Law subcommittee is responsible for overseeing laws that govern the collection, protection and use of commercial information by the private sector, in addition to creating privacy standards and examining the privacy implications of Internet-based technologies like social media and advertising robots.
Congressman Lindsey Graham recently admitted that he has never done what?
Answer: sent an email
Graham, who is a Republican South Carolina senator -- and who sits on a subcommittee called Privacy, Technology and the Law -- admitted on NBC’s Meet the Press that he has never once sent an email.
The Privacy, Technology and the Law subcommittee is responsible for overseeing laws that govern the collection, protection and use of commercial information by the private sector, in addition to creating privacy standards and examining the privacy implications of Internet-based technologies like social media and advertising robots.
The Privacy, Technology and the Law subcommittee is responsible for overseeing laws that govern the collection, protection and use of commercial information by the private sector, in addition to creating privacy standards and examining the privacy implications of Internet-based technologies like social media and advertising robots.
