Sunday, April 17, 2005
George Bush fears email privacy breach
Isn't it interesting that the man who signed the Patriot Act into law now says that he doesn't write emails to his two daughters because anything he would say is "private" and nobody else's business?
In case you didn't know, the Patriot Act allowed (before courts struck down those provisions) federal law agencies to access your email with out a search warrant or any of the other things that normally are required to get into your personal business.
In case you didn't know, the Patriot Act allowed (before courts struck down those provisions) federal law agencies to access your email with out a search warrant or any of the other things that normally are required to get into your personal business.
