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The FBI Is Secretly Using A $2 Billion Travel Company As A Global Surveillance Tool

on July 16, 2020

"No one really knows just how often or widely the government has used the All Writs Act to force companies into surveillance, says Riana Pfefferkorn, associate director of surveillance and cybersecurity at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society. “As long as the government can get away with secret orders to companies that don't fight back, and judges continue to sign off on the orders the government drafts for them, we won't know.”"

Date Published:07/16/2020
Original Publication:Forbes

Published in: Press , All Writs Act , Electronic Surveillance