Feinstein's Ill-advised Phone Encryption Bill DEAD!
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Posted on 07/14/2016 7:18:20 PM PDT by Swordmaker
Seven months after 14 people died in the San Bernardino terror attack, the push by California Sen. Dianne Feinstein to give law enforcement access to encrypted cellphone data has fizzled.
A draft bill by Feinstein and Sen. Richard Burr, R-North Carolina, was panned by technology companies and never introduced, while a new report from the House Homeland Security Committee declares that the proposal and others floated in Congress “provide little guarantee of successfully addressing the issue.”
Susan Hennessey, a former National Security Agency lawyer and now a cybersecurity expert at the Brookings Institution think tank in Washington, said Feinstein’s proposal is unlikely to see the light of day given the fierce opposition in Silicon Valley and Congress.
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I demand access to 24/7 ‘critter body cam audio and video.
Democrats - importing muslims and then taking away civil rights of Americans when these very same muslims kill and murder Americans.
‘Rats use gunz to kill. Conservatives use guns to defend against ‘Rats.
I read it too fast, I swore it said:
Feinstein likely dead
My heart raced briefly.
(is /s really necessary?)
Great minds FRiend!! lol
A draft bill that was never even introduced. A fitting fate. May all that follow in similar ways meet that same fate.
Typical Democrat thinking - there is no social ill that can’t be alleviated by a 700 page bill that nobody has completely read. :)
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