Jeff Flake

Jeff Flake, candidate for U.S. Senate from AZ

What's your
password, Jeff?

Since Jeff Flake wants your boss to have your passwords for your social media accounts, shouldn't he have to share his?

Last week, Congressman Jeff Flake failed to protect your right to keep your social networking sites private. Flake voted against an amendment to H.R. 3309 that would have allowed the FCC to stop businesses from requiring job applicants or employees to disclose confidential passwords to social networking web sites.

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As an elected official, Jeff Flake works for you — the taxpayers.

If Jeff Flake thinks you should have to share your password with your employer, shouldn't he have to do the same?

Point out the hypocrisy in Jeff Flake's vote — add your name below to tell Jeff Flake and extremists in Congress that you are sick of their attacks on your privacy.

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO H.R. 3309 — SEC. 5.
THAT WOULD PROTECT YOUR RIGHT TO PRIVACY ONLINE

Nothing in this Act or any amendment made by this Act shall be construed to limit or restrict the ability of the Federal Communications Commission to adopt a rule or to amend an existing rule to protect online privacy, including requirements in such rule that prohibit licensees or regulated entities from mandating that job applicants or employees disclose confidential passwords to social networking web sites.

Congress voted against these critical protections. The amendment failed, and Jeff Flake failed to protect your privacy.

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