OTI Strongly Opposes Senate Intelligence Committee’s Bill to Expand and Reauthorize Section 702
The Senate Intelligence Committee's bill to expand and reuthorize FISA Section 702 would make Section 702 even worse for Americans' privacy.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee's bill to expand and reuthorize FISA Section 702 would make Section 702 even worse for Americans' privacy.
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