>Today is the Electronic Frontier Foundation's day of action for its No Global Warrants campaign.
>Constituents are asked to tell their Congress persons to enact the Stop Mass Hacking Act which would block proposed DOJ rule changes to Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.
>The current Rule 41 authorizes federal magistrate judges to issue warrants for law enforcement searches and seizures only if the judge has jurisdiction in the district where the search is conducted.
>The Department of Justice's changes to Rule 41 would grant any magistrate judge the ability to approve remote computer search warrants regardless of their location in cases where either "technological means" was used to conceal the location of the computer, or where botnets were used to "damage" computers in at least 5 districts.
>These changes would result in law enforcement window shopping for judges that never refuse requests and thus indiscriminate granting of search warrants without real opportunity for oversight.
>The rule changes will go into effect automically unless Congress explicitly rejects the proposals.
https://noglobalwarrants.org/
I would call if my country had any vote
>Partner Organizations
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American Library Association
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Australian Privacy Foundation
Brave
Center for Democracy & Technology
Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) Constitutional Alliance
Data Foundry
Disconnect
DuckDuckGo
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Fight for the Future
Free Press Action Fund
Freedom of the Press Foundation, creators of SecureDrop
Demand Progress
Evernote
Golden Frog
Government Accountability Project
Hide My Ass VPN Service
i2coalition
International Modern Media Institute
Internet Archive
Internet Association
IP Justice
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La Quadrature du Net
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National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
New America’s Open Technology Institute
Niskanen Center
Open Media
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Private Internet Access
R Street Institute
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Riseup
Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy & Public Interest Clinic SpiderOak
Tor Project
Wickr Foundation
X-Lab
>>55190039
It's happening /g/...
hold me I'm scared
>>55190039
Don't care, I got nothing to hide.
>>55190584
Why don't you tell us your back account and its pin, anon?
>>55190675
The government and corporations already have that information. Only terrorist and pedophiles have something to hide like you and OP.
>>55190821
>>55190537
They are joke.
>>55190821
ok, so tell it to us.
>>55191066
No, you'll use my money to fund terrorist organizations or worse child pornography. Thankfully rule 41 will stop people like you.
>>55190951
is he wrong?
and don't call me shirley
>>55191313
:^)
>>55191196
Oh, so you do have something to hide, you incredible faggot! All the shaming tactics, the strawman, the leaps in logic, ad hominems and slander expose you as a subhuman incapable of discussion and rationale.
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