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SALEM, Ore. (Jan. 4, 2016) – Privacy got a boost in Oregon on New Year’s Day. On Jan.1, a new law prohibiting police from obtaining information from electronic devices without a warrant in most cases went into effect. The new law will not only protect privacy in...
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Sept. 8, 2015) – Today, the California Assembly gave final approval to a bill that would protect electronic privacy against warrantless intrusion, sending it to Gov. Brown’s desk for a signature. It works in conjunction with a 2nd bill passed...
A bill introduced this week in the Mississippi State Senate would prohibit a federal-local surveillance collaboration that the NSA’s former chief technical director called the “biggest threat since the civil war.” Introduced by State Sen. Michael...
A bill introduced in the Oklahoma Senate would prohibit a federal-local surveillance collaboration that the NSA’s former chief technical director called the “biggest threat since the civil war.” Pre-filed for introduction by State Sen. Nathan Dahm (R-33), SB444...
Legislation filed in the state of Washington would allow voters to update the state constitution to give electronic communications and data the same protections as “persons, houses, papers, and effects.” House Joint Resolution 4200 (HJR4200) was introduced...