The Democrat says a software company has failed to address concerns about what information it's collecting from mobile phone users and how it's using that data.
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Sen. Al Franken expressed new concerns Thursday about how closely mobile phone companies track smart phone usage. He believes that companies may be tracking things such as the number of text messages a user receives and what phone numbers they dial.
