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Chris Hoofnagle Quotes

«I think companies may find the data used against them in lawsuits. Plaintiffs' attorneys might be able to prove a taxi or delivery van was speeding.»
«The Do Not Call registry is a great success, but a couple of problems exist. The main loophole is the 'established business' clause. If you go to Starbucks for coffee, technically Starbucks can call you for 18 months.»
«The problem with privacy cases is that most privacy plaintiffs have to give up their privacy. In order to sue you have to show up in court and show that they used your phone records.»
«We tend to think of security issues as being computer-based. But many scam artists use the telephone and simple false pretenses to trick people out of data.»
«No system is totally secure. If you want privacy, see a doctor who keeps his records in his office.»
«Companies used to bury this stuff.»
«The question is whether [this] is truly anonymous.»
«There is huge pressure from industry to get Congress to preempt state data breach notice laws. It's quite a mess now.»
«In the political field, candidates and parties have gotten away with a lot of practices that would clearly be illegal if a business did them. Both parties are using detailed databases of personal information that are completely unregulated. And they're not likely to be regulated, because the politicians themselves would have to limit their activities in order to do so.»
«There will be legislation to tighten up privacy. And if not legislation, there will be more regulation.»

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