Showing posts with label stopcispa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stopcispa. Show all posts

Monday, April 22, 2013

The online #spying bill is back - #cispa #stopcispa #cispablackout

The Bill of Rights shouldn???t stop protecting our civil liberties when we go
online. But the House just passed -- for the second session in a row -- the
"Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA), which strips
Americans of their constitutional rights when it comes to communications that
we exchange over the Internet.


CISPA is a dangerous ???cybersecurity??? bill that would give corporations more
power to obtain so-called ???threat??? information (such as from private
communications of users) and to disclose that data to the U.S. government
without a warrant. That means corporations could simply send your online
communications and other data directly to the National Security Agency (NSA)
without court order.


Tell your senators: Say no to online spying bill CISPA. The Bill of Rights
still apply online. Click the link below to sign the petition.


http://act.credoaction.com/sign/cispa_privacy/?referring_akid=a99021718.29884...

Thursday, April 26, 2012

CREDO Action #CISPA tool to help you call Congress. Tell Congress: Stop the online #spying bill - #OpDefense

Stop the online spying bill

Tell Congress: Stop the online spying bill

We need to speak out today to stop a bill that would greatly expand the power of the federal government and big corporations to spy on us as we use the Internet. The folks behind the bill claim that national security interests make this surveillance necessary. Make a call today to send a clear message that we shouldn't sacrifice our civil liberties in the name of national security.

CREDO Action has made a tool to help people who wish to contact their congressmen and oppose #CISPA. This is a great action. Do it now, instead of later.

If you would like to do more to fight #CIPSA, there is a great action list at Reddit. I would recommend doing all the actions. We need to stop this horrible proposal, and also stop every cybersecurity bill that threatens our rights and privacy.

http://www.reddit.com/r/evolutionReddit/comments/sjay6/cispa_action_list_we_n...

Regards,
proclus
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