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“Send Your Smart Phone Concerns to Me…Al Franken.”

May 14, 2011 Perry L. Segal

That's right.  Senator Al Franken (D-MN) is addressing smart phone issues – as part of the new Privacy Subcommittee, that is.  Proceedings kicked off this past Tuesday.

Grandstanding, or a substantive attempt to protect the public?  Only time will tell.

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