Feb 13

New York Senator Proposes a Federal ‘Data Protection Agency’

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New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand wants the United States government more involved in protecting digital privacy, and she wants to create a new federal agency to do it. Gillibrand, a Democrat representing New York’s 20th district, proposed legislation Thursday to create a Data Protection Agency at the federal level. In an outline of her proposal,…

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