Aug 28, 2014
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CISPA 3.0 IS BAD AS EVER!
from the i-blame-easter dept. Daniel_Stuckey writes: CISPA is back for a third time—it has lost the 'P,' but it's just as bad for civil liberties as ever. The Senate Intelligence Committee is considering a new cybersecurity bill that contains many of the provisions that civil liberties groups hated about the Cybersecurity Information Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA). Most notably, under the proposed bill companies could not be sued for incorrectly sharing too much customer information with the federal government, and broad law enforcement sharing could allow for the creation of backdoor wiretaps. The bill, called the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2014, was written by Senate Intelligence Chair Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) and is currently circulating around the committee right now but has not yet been introduced. Right now, the bill is only a 'discussion draft,' and the committee is still looking to make revisions to the bill before it is officially introduced
The TPP could kick whole families off the Internet
Watch and share, spread the word!!
The Trans-Pacific Partnership would impose SOPA-style Internet censorship worldwide -- but we can stop it.
Please, get the word out. This is a terrible, horrible thing that could happen. I know i posted information about it before, but it really cannot be said enough. This will affect everybody. ...and it's not just about the ISP snooping either. It's about making it impossible or very difficult for developing nations to get generic medicines because the formulas to make them would be protected and thus not up for reproduction or shipping internationally. In addition, this could potentially hurt fanfiction, dojinshi, fanart and even cosplay!
If you think that sounds impossible, it really isn't, given how wide and broad the powers that law-enforcement would be given.