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Government Surveillance

Regulatory Agencies Do Not Need Additional Authority to Access Stored Communications

Allowing regulatory agencies to obtain court orders against service providers for the content created by third parties is unnecessary and would diminish privacy, threaten proprietary information, and impose an immense burden on those service providers.

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