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The Washington Post: Opinion | The House’s move against TikTok goes too far — and not far enough
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Consequence: How Soon Could a US TikTok Ban Go into Effect?
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The Record: Meta loses court bid seeking to stop FTC from reopening privacy order
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Children's Privacy
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EPIC Statement on the Introduction of the SAFE Act
Today, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Richard Durbin (D-IL) and Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) introduced the Security and Freedom Enhancement Act (the SAFE Act), which would reauthorize and reform FISA Section 702, the government’s controversial warrantless surveillance authority.
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Here Comes the Sun(shine Week): Celebrating Some EPIC Open Government Wins
In celebration of Sunshine Week, EPIC is highlighting some open government successes from the past year.
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Access to Information
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AI Policy
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Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
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Axios: Generative AI’s privacy problem
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Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
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EPIC Seeks CISA Report on Threat of SS7 Surveillance
Following up on a letter from Sen. Wyden to Pres. Biden, on March 12 EPIC submitted a FOIA request to DHS for an unclassified, unpublished 2022 CISA report on the threat of SS7 surveillance and securing America's communications networks.
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