FBI Expanding Abilities to Monitor Internet Activity?
In what is potentially one of the most explosive changes in the internet era, FBI Director James B. Coney is lobbying Congress to amend the surveillance law to give the FBI authority to have access to a person’s internet browsing history without a warrant in terrorism and spy cases. Meanwhile, Facebook, Google and Yahoo have sent a joint letter to Congress saying surveillance laws do NOT apply to web browsing records.
However, breach protection expert Gary Miliefsky, co-founder and CEO of SnoopWall, Inc. Gary Miliefsky, speaking at yesterday’s 2016 Information Security Summit in Boston on the Apple vs. the FBI case, said “If the FBI wins, it destroys the 4th Amendment and puts the 1stAmendment seriously in danger.”
Tech firms and privacy advocates say the FBI’s request infringes on Americans’ privacy.
About Gary Miliefsky
Gary Miliefsky is the co-founder and CEO of SnoopWall, Inc. and is a breach prevention expert who has appeared on Good Morning America, the Today Show, CNN, FOX New, CTV and network programming across North America. Snoopwall, Inc. is ranked as the top mobile device security company by Cyber security 500 and one of the top 50 Most Valuable Tech Companies in Insight Success.
2 comments:
Trump cannot come fast enough
Since it's already happened and is active as we speak, Trump cannot come soon enough.
I suggest a Coup to put him in Office without an election.
After all, the election will not be determined by the voters, it will be determined by those who electronically count the votes.
What say you???
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