How Congress’s Extension of Section 702 May Expand the NSA’s Warrantless Surveillance Authority By electronicfrontierfoundation on February 1, 2018 • ( 0 ) Last month, Congress reauthorized Section 702, the controversial law the NSA uses to conduct someYou must subscribe and be logged in to read this archived content.visit original source at eff.org‹ #ReleaseTheMemo Hypocrisy: To Undermine Trump-Russia Inquiry, Republicans Want to Release Classified InformationThe Hypocrisy of AT&T’s “Internet Bill of Rights” ›Categories: Electronic Frontier FoundationTags: Archive, Decoding 702: What is Section 702?, Legislative Analysis, NSA Spying, Privacy Related Articles EFF Urges Vallejo’s Top Officials to End Unconstitutional Practice of Blocking Critics on Social Media Open Education and Artificial Scarcity in Hard Times Peru’s Third Who Defends Your Data? Report: Stronger Commitments from ISPs, But Imbalances, and Gaps to Bridge. Open Access Must Be the Rule, Not the Exception EFF to Supreme Court: American Companies Complicit in Human Rights Abuses Abroad Should Be Held Accountable EU Parliament Paves the Way for an Ambitious Internet Bill
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