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Senate Ron Wyden sent a letter Senators on Wednesday, three major US mobile phone carriers, despite the demand for a contract, says the MPs do not have the provisions to inform state observation.
In the letter, the long-term member of the Democratic and Senate Intelligence Committee, the staff research said that AT & T-Mobile and Verizon did not report the senators of the laws of the law, including the White House. Companies “According to the letter, they now expressed such notice.”
Was politico to report first WYDENIN’s letter.
Wyden’s letter comes after a report by the post-year inspector general obvious In 2017 and 2018, the Trump administration secretly applied 43 congress officials and two-serving houses, and traffic jams in telephone companies receiving surveys. Hidden Control Wishes First appeared in 2021 The Home Intelligence Committee targeted the best Democratic Adam Schiff.
“Executive department, the control of the Senate poses an important threat to the principle of independence and authority,” he said. “Whether or not the federal, state or even local levels, if the senators are in a secret way with location data or call history, it can seriously threaten our ability to perform constitutional responsibilities.”
AT & T Spojerison Alex Byers, “We comply with our commitments to the Senate Sergeant in the Senate” and the telephone company did not require any legal regarding the existing Contract Senate, which began in the last June, “he said.
When AT & T did not receive legal requirements before the new contract, Byers did not respond.
WYDEN, an unnamed carrier “Confirmed the Senate information transferred to law enforcement without reporting the Senate.” TechCrunch, Wyden’s spokesman Keith Chu said that the companies do not want to answer the questions of the sen. ”
Verizon and T-Mobile did not respond to a request for comment.
The letter also noted the US mobile phone, Google Fi carriers Mobile starting hoodPolicies that provide all the customers about the government when all customers are allowed on the government. After releasing the US Mobile and Cape Wyden Office, the United States has accepted the policy.
He said that the Senate does not have a contract with small carriers. “
Ahmet Galak, the founder of the United States and the founder of the CEO, did not have an official customer notification policy in connection with the request of Senator Wyden’s survey. ”
“Our current policy is to inform the customers of legal requirements for information or other legal restrictions or other legal restrictions or other legitimate restrictions or other legal restrictions on the legitimate GAG provision or other legitimate restrictions,” he said. “According to our knowledge, the US mobile phone did not receive any control survey targeting the phones of senators or employees.”
Cape CEO John Doyle showed that the company Privacy policyIt will notify subscribers of any legal process that meets the legal desires of the Cape, but to obtain any legal process seeking to disclose the accounts, and thus the ability to admit this requirement. “To date, Cape, the subscriber did not receive any request for subscriber data reflecting the information,” he reads privacy policy.
He did not respond to a request for Google and comment.
As Wyden’s letter notes, as the Congress has renewed the Senate Sergehent Sergehent Sergejavar for Senate Sergehavar, as they are held in 2020.
WYDEN said the employees discovered the “these important notifications did not happen.”
None of these protection belongs to the phones given as a campaign or personal phones of the Senate or Private Senators and their employees. In the letter, Wyden encouraged the Senate colleagues to move to the carriers now notifications.
Cape’s John Doyle has been updated to comment and correct the title of the US Mobile Builder.
