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EPIC Urges FCC to Investigate AT&T’s Practice of Selling Consumer Phone Records

Posted on November 19, 2013 by pogowasright.org

From the good folks at EPIC:

In a letter to Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler, EPIC urged the FCC to determine whether AT&T violated the Communications Act when it sold private consumer call detail information to the Drug Enforcement Administration and Central Intelligence Agency. EPIC’s letter follows an earlier letter where EPIC asked the FCC to resolve whether Verizon violated the Communications Act when it released consumer call detail information to the National Security Agency. EPIC’s letter also informed the Commission that the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners has issued a draft resolutionunderscoring the crucial role of the FCC in protecting consumer information. For more information, see EPIC: In re EPIC and EPIC: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

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