Chuck Samuelson

Minnesota

Schools Allowing Apple To Spy On Your Kids — These Lawmakers Want It To Stop

By Video by Bill Sorem, Text by Michael McIntee | January 20, 2016

Apple’s iPad lease agreement with schools allows it to gather students names and birth date as well as track how the iPad is used. Privacy advocates say “It’s essentially the government using their power to coerce individual students into data sharing arrangements with private companies.”

Minnesota

Video Replay- Data Privacy Constitutional Amendment Needed Says Broad Coalition

By Michael McIntee | February 16, 2015

It’s not often you get Democrats, Republicans, Libertarians, and members of Occupy to agree on something. Monday that happened as legislators held a news conference to promote an amendment to Minnesota’s constitution to protect personal data from unreasonable search and seizure without a warrant.

Live Coverage

Minnesota Majority Claims to Find Voter Impersonation Fraud

By Michael McIntee | March 6, 2012

Minnesota Majority’s Dan McGrath claims that his organization is eligible for a $1,000 bounty offered by the Minnesota American Civil Liberties Union who can find someone who has been charged or convicted with impersonating a Minnesota voter after January 1, 2002