Hey, remember the fight around updating the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act? Also known as the FISA Amendments Act? Also known as one of the biggest legislative and legal battles we’ve ever had over surveillance?
Well, the Electronic Frontier Foundation just got a whole bunch of never-before-seen documents pertaining to drafting and debate around the legislation and Wired magazine’s Threat Level blog is asking for your help in perusing them.
Frankly, it’s got to be a treasure trove of juicy details and I wish I had all the time in the world to go through it but I don’t. Maybe you do?
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this post incorrectly identified EFF. Thanks Ann O’Nym!
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