Microsoft calls for comprehensive privacy legislation
Software giant says law needs to be broad, not technology specific
Microsoft has called for broader, more comprehensive legislation to define online privacy regulation. Brendon Lynch, Microsoft's chief privacy officer this week stated that legislators are too often...
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