said: "These telephone calling records, which detail some of the most intimate and sensitive aspects of our lives, are easily available to anyone with an Internet connection, a credit card and $100 to spend. We're going to start the formal process of ending that unique threat to personal privacy, and we're going to do it without choking off the flow of data that makes information-age Americans the happiest, healthiest and wealthiest people in the history of the world."
Barton to Address Availability of Telephone Records
"We're going to start the formal process of ending that unique threat to personal privacy"
Earlier this month, Joe Barton, chairman of The U.S. House of Representatives' Committee on Energy and Commerce
said: "These telephone calling records, which detail some of the most intimate and sensitive aspects of our lives, are easily available to anyone with an Internet connection, a credit card and $100 to spend. We're going to start the formal process of ending that unique threat to personal privacy, and we're going to do it without choking off the flow of data that makes information-age Americans the happiest, healthiest and wealthiest people in the history of the world."
said: "These telephone calling records, which detail some of the most intimate and sensitive aspects of our lives, are easily available to anyone with an Internet connection, a credit card and $100 to spend. We're going to start the formal process of ending that unique threat to personal privacy, and we're going to do it without choking off the flow of data that makes information-age Americans the happiest, healthiest and wealthiest people in the history of the world."
