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The Government Wants You To Forget It Will Still Collect Your Phone Records in Bulk

Posted on November 28, 2015 by pogowasright.org

Emptywheel writes:

I Con the Record released two statements to mark the end of the Section 215 phone dragnet (which will take place at midnight tomorrow night): a statement and a “fact” sheet. They’re a curious mix of true statements, false statements, and probably false statements.

Here’s the true statement that USAF boosters aren’t retweeting (but which Jim Comey recently mentioned in congressional testimony):

Moreover, the overall volume of call detail records subject to query pursuant to court order is greater under USA FREEDOM Act.

Read more on Emptywheel.

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