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CISA: Six months later and none the better for the wear

16 Jun 2016

A hearing on the notorious cybersecurity law validates our concerns about CISA and other laws that do not protect internet users’ privacy in the U.S. or globally.

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CISA: Six months later and none the better for the wear
16 Jun 2016
CISA: Six months later and none the better for the wear
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Access Now denounces passage of “cyber surveillance” bill in omnibus

18 Dec 2015

Congress today passed a cyber surveillance bill

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Access Now denounces passage of “cyber surveillance” bill in omnibus
18 Dec 2015
Access Now denounces passage of “cyber surveillance” bill in omnibus
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Access Now denounces inclusion of CISA text in omnibus spending bill

16 Dec 2015

Congress is taking a shortcut to sneak the dangerous CISA cyber-surveillance bill into law without the public knowing what’s going on.

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Access Now denounces inclusion of CISA text in omnibus spending bill
16 Dec 2015
Access Now denounces inclusion of CISA text in omnibus spending bill
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