> steve: i think millicent makes the key point. he was authorizing it? "we only do this in situations where it's authorized." well, you are authorizing it. >> melissa: "we reserve the right." >> steve: it's the defense of a bad practice and i think it should end. >> katie: some kind of legislative process, to tell them that you should be selling peoples information come that would be prudent, it seems. >> marie: it seems like there needs to be some relation here. i know everyone on this count Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
> steve: i think millicent makes the key point. he was authorizing it? "we only do this in situations where it's authorized." well, you are authorizing it. >> melissa: "we reserve the right." >> steve: it's the defense of a bad practice and i think it should end. >> katie: some kind of legislative process, to tell them that you should be selling peoples information come that would be prudent, it seems. >> marie: it seems like there needs to be some relation here. i know everyone on this count Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies." property="og:description">
> steve: i think millicent makes the key point. he was authorizing it? "we only do this in situations where it's authorized." well, you are authorizing it. >> melissa: "we reserve the right." >> steve: it's the defense of a bad practice and i think it should end. >> katie: some kind of legislative process, to tell them that you should be selling peoples information come that would be prudent, it seems. >> marie: it seems like there needs to be some relation here. i know everyone on this count Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
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ways in which their data is collected, sold, or shared and commercialized." a standard talking point that consumers don't care about privacy has been increasingly disproven as we learn they've been kept in the dark for years about data collection and commercialization processes." steve, this is the government using information that you have to give them if you want a driver's license or a social security card, or to change your address. they are than taking that personal information on selling it. you're not getting a product from then like amazon or google, for example. >> steve: i think millicent makes the key point. he was authorizing it? "we only do this in situations where it's authorized." well, you are authorizing it. >> melissa: "we reserve the right." >> steve: it's the defense of a bad practice and i think it should end. >> katie: some kind of legislative process, to tell them that you should be selling peoples information come that would be prudent, it seems. >> marie: it seems like there needs to be some relation here. i know everyone on this count