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Do they still want to make a skeleton key for the internet and entrust it to the same people who couldn't protect the database containing secrets from their own
by jjoonathan 6y ago
Do they still want to make a skeleton key for the internet and entrust it to the same people who couldn't protect the database containing secrets from their own background checks and who argue with a straight face that xkeyscore didn't count as a search under the 4th Amendment?
- jjcon 6y ago> Do they still want to make a skeleton key for the internet No, this bill never did that and the updates make it explicit that it will not do this. Read the bill.
- jjoonathan 6y agoThey did, last time I RTFB. I do not consider your summaries to be made in good faith. This might just make me angry enough to burn another perfectly good evening on it. We'll see.
- jjcon 6y agoRead the goddamn bill, it’s pretty short.
- jjoonathan 6y agoBy congressional standards, and at a given point of time. It's not short when measured by the time required to keep up with it.
- deathanatos 6y agoThis 112 page bill? https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/3398/text https://www.congress.gov/bill/116th-congress/senate-bill/339...
- skipants 6y agoIt's not really 112 pages. It looks like it's struck-through until the end of page 65. And it's in 16pt font. The toughest part is getting through the legalese.