Faced with mounting public pressure to enforce stricter online privacy protections, Vice President Al Gore today called for new laws to deter identity theft and to prohibit the collection of data from children on the Net without parental permission. And at least one highly-respected legal scholar thinks the proposed law, which was approved by the Senate last week in the form of an amendment to a major spending bill, could pass constitutional muster. Gore to urge new Net privacy laws . Faced with mounting public pressure to enforce stricter online privacy protections, Vice President Al Gore is expected tomorrow to call for new laws to deter identity theft and to prohibit the collection of data from children on the Net Hacker Convention Takes On a Corporate Tone . All rights reserved.
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