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Also when he says people could already look at it, we're not talking about what's publicly available because it's publicly available. what we're talking about is if you're an officer or a director or a key person in a company even if you're only supplying strawberries for the troops to eat, they're going to want to know all your contributions to your trade associations and, in fact, to gay liberation movements or national right to life. any organization. and you could imagine how much if you see a pattern that if you give to the right, you don't get contracts, and you give to the left, you get...

Minnesota will chair this and we will have top officials answering questions about stories about the ability of smartphones and tablets to track where they've been and record that information and in some cases retain it. lawmakers are looking at a number of possible laws to put in there. you can expect a bunch of them to pile on here. we have a little whiff of it friday, ed markey of massachusetts, congressman joe barton of texas proposing a do not track bill for minors which would require web companies including google andr yahoo! an device makers about retaining information collected about t...

Figure out. what is a good use for this type of application. how could this be helpful. maybe for dating it could be, but maybe also for criminal searchs and security. but then a friend of mine, gave me an idea too. he said what about when you're in retail and use your credit card or use an electronic wallet. you can take a picture of that person to prove that's their identity. >> man, this is nuts and i don't know what kind of dating you're doing, but it's unimaginable but you're supposed to walk up to somebody and ask for their phone number and name, not supposed to snap a picture of them ac...

Protection." but is it really a privacy issue? during the health care debate, the nra lobbied congress to include a provision banning health insurance companies from charging higher premiums for people who keep a gun in their home. just a short time ago, i spoke to a florida state representative who is a co-sponsor of the bill. representative, pediatricians ask parents about smoke alarms, trampoli trampolines, keeping prescription drugs out of the reach of kids. why shouldn't they talk to parents about how to properly store a firearm? given the number of children who die in firearm accidents? ...

Broder says it's about privacy. he said "what we don't want to do is have law abiding firearm owners worried that the information is going to be recorded and sent to the insurance company. if the overreaching federal government takes over health care, they're worried that washington, d.c. is going to know whether or not they own a gun, so this is a privacy protection." but is it really a privacy issue? during the health care debate, the nra lobbied congress to include a provision banning health insurance companies from charging higher premiums for people who keep a gun in their home. just a sh...