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USA: The FBI Wants to Get Your Internet Records Without a Warrant

08 June 2016

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"This week, a broad coalition of rights groups, Internet companies, and trade associations have issued a letter urging the US Senate to reject proposed legislation that would empower the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to obtain your Internet records without a warrant – including your browsing history and records of whom you have emailed and when."

See: The FBI Wants to Get Your Internet Records Without a Warrant (HRW, link)

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