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U.S. House Introduces Protection Against Mass Surveillance Act
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U.S. House Introduces Protection Against Mass
- The Protection Against Mass Surveillance Act has been introduced in the U.S. House.
- The bill aims to protect citizens from invasive government surveillance.
- This legislation reflects increasing concerns about privacy rights.
NewsWK — The U.S. House of Representatives has introduced a new piece of legislation aimed at addressing concerns related to mass surveillance practices. The bill, titled the Protection Against Mass Surveillance Act, seeks to provide safeguards for citizens against invasive monitoring by government entities.
This legislative effort underscores a growing recognition of the need to balance national security interests with the protection of individual privacy rights.
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