LAS VEGAS — The face of online privacy rights in the U.S. could very well be a 26-year-old Montana republican representative who posts his votes on Facebook, has a Russian last name, and a father who was born in Iran. His name is Daniel Zolnikov, and he's the unlikely politician who sparked a trend that could sweep through the nation.
In April, Zolnikov sponsored a bill that later became the first law in the United States to require police to get a warrant if they want to access cellphone location data. By doing that, as the American Civil Liberties Union put it, Montana "made history."
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