Tell automakers: Stop sharing drivers’ data
It's time for automakers to stop the secret collecting and sharing of drivers' data.
European Central Bank (Europe’s Federal Reserve) President Christine Lagarde in CNBC on cryptocurrencies: “My very humble assessment is that it is worth nothing,” [after an interview on a Dutch talk show]. “It is based on nothing,” she added. “There is no underlying asset to act as an anchor of safety.”
We’ve said the same thing and urge more action by U.S. watchdogs. After a recent crypto meltdown, SEC chief Gary Gensler “called for basic investor protections including, market integrity, barring front running customers, and anti-manipulation and fraud.”
As we explained further: “Crypto’s open secret is that there’s no underlying value to the coins whatsoever — just artificial scarcity. (Its other open secret is the devastating, planet-warming impact of its energy intensity.”)
See the Campaign
Consumer Watchdog
Topics
Updates
To U.S. Trade Representative: We must reduce, reuse, repair and recycle critical minerals
Energy Conservation & Efficiency
Clean lighting bill clears Illinois House
Lobby day secures bipartisan support for the Plastic Pellet Free Water Act
PIRG attends Capitol Event on Patent Reform
Stop The Overuse Of Antibiotics
