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Mozilla's petition against in-browser censorship law
(foundation.mozilla.org)
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Here's an article about it from the ACLU:
From reading the text of the law myself
It's absolutely problematic, and I disagreed with it from the day I heard it introduced, but it doesn't constutute elimination of the right to privacy that exists with the first amendment. It also only applies to federal authorities, so your local and state authorities (i.e. the ones average citizens are more likely to interact with) are still bound.
I absolutely hate the Patriot Act and everything related to it (esp. all the NSA nonsense) and think we should repeal anything related to the law and instead pass more strict limitations on governments.
"We think this random citizen is a spy or a terrorist". Justified. Authorities now how to abuse their powers and they do it