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NSA ’just days from taking over the internet’ warns Edward Snowden

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NSA ’just days from taking over the internet’ warns Edward Snowden

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Lee Duna@lemmy.nz to

Privacy Guides@lemmy.oneEnglish · 8 months ago

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The National Security Agency could be given expansive new surveillance powers under a proposed change to the FISA 702 bill — slated for a vote on April 19.

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The bill is yet to pass?
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  I wonder what’s stopping them from doing it now?
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    Exactly, the NSA has shown that it has very few rules it will not break. So why would this specific rule be one of the very few stopping the agency?
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  They’re known for not giving two shits about the law.

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