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Why I'm leaving #GitHub

source: jorijn.com/en/blog/leaving-git…

TL;DR

• GitHub logged 257 incidents in May 2025 to April 2026, 48 of them major. The CTO publicly apologised and said capacity needs to scale 30x to keep up with AI-driven load.
• In August 2025 GitHub stopped having its own CEO. It is now a unit of Microsoft's #CoreAI division, the same group building Copilot and the broader AI stack.
• On April 24, 2026 GitHub flipped #Copilot Free, Pro, and Pro+ user-interaction data to opt-in for AI training by default. There is no repository-level opt-out.
• US-jurisdictional risk under #FISA Section 702 and the CLOUD Act is unresolved. Microsoft's own attorney told the French Senate under oath he could not #guarantee #EU data was safe from silent US #government access.

So tell me why do they still use GitHub?

#news #software #privacy #ai #economy #fail #problem #ethics #protest #foss #floss #opensource #code #coder #developer #nerd #hacker #usa #politics #freedom #internet #online #service #control #access #technology #economy #platform #criticism #future #society #microsoft #bigdata #bigtech #power

Why I'm leaving #GitHub

source: jorijn.com/en/blog/leaving-git…

TL;DR

• GitHub logged 257 incidents in May 2025 to April 2026, 48 of them major. The CTO publicly apologised and said capacity needs to scale 30x to keep up with AI-driven load.
• In August 2025 GitHub stopped having its own CEO. It is now a unit of Microsoft's #CoreAI division, the same group building Copilot and the broader AI stack.
• On April 24, 2026 GitHub flipped #Copilot Free, Pro, and Pro+ user-interaction data to opt-in for AI training by default. There is no repository-level opt-out.
• US-jurisdictional risk under #FISA Section 702 and the CLOUD Act is unresolved. Microsoft's own attorney told the French Senate under oath he could not #guarantee #EU data was safe from silent US #government access.

So tell me why do they still use GitHub?

#news #software #privacy #ai #economy #fail #problem #ethics #protest #foss #floss #opensource #code #coder #developer #nerd #hacker #usa #politics #freedom #internet #online #service #control #access #technology #economy #platform #criticism #future #society #microsoft #bigdata #bigtech #power

Why I'm leaving #GitHub

source: jorijn.com/en/blog/leaving-git…

TL;DR

• GitHub logged 257 incidents in May 2025 to April 2026, 48 of them major. The CTO publicly apologised and said capacity needs to scale 30x to keep up with AI-driven load.
• In August 2025 GitHub stopped having its own CEO. It is now a unit of Microsoft's #CoreAI division, the same group building Copilot and the broader AI stack.
• On April 24, 2026 GitHub flipped #Copilot Free, Pro, and Pro+ user-interaction data to opt-in for AI training by default. There is no repository-level opt-out.
• US-jurisdictional risk under #FISA Section 702 and the CLOUD Act is unresolved. Microsoft's own attorney told the French Senate under oath he could not #guarantee #EU data was safe from silent US #government access.

So tell me why do they still use GitHub?

#news #software #privacy #ai #economy #fail #problem #ethics #protest #foss #floss #opensource #code #coder #developer #nerd #hacker #usa #politics #freedom #internet #online #service #control #access #technology #economy #platform #criticism #future #society #microsoft #bigdata #bigtech #power

While the #FISA Sec. 702 authority is clearly constitutionally dubious and definitely abused, the larger threat is the data-for-sale problem and surveillance capitalism industry that profits from it at the expense of our constitutional rights.

ICE Agents Have List of 20 Mil...

While the #FISA Sec. 702 authority is clearly constitutionally dubious and definitely abused, the larger threat is the data-for-sale problem and surveillance capitalism industry that profits from it at the expense of our constitutional rights.

ICE Agents Have List of 20 Mil...

TODAY at 2 p.m. ET! BINJ Live with Chris Faraone & Jason Pramas. This week, Chris & Jason interview #surveillance activist Alex Marthews of Restore The Fourth about warrantless surveillance by the feds under #FISA! Check it out on YouTube Live: https://www.youtube.com/live/ZvR5qmNFKEI?si=86yrpVpT_De-6pHp #journalism

TODAY at 2 p.m. ET! BINJ Live with Chris Faraone & Jason Pramas. This week, Chris & Jason interview #surveillance activist Alex Marthews of Restore The Fourth about warrantless surveillance by the feds under #FISA! Check it out on YouTube Live: https://www.youtube.com/live/ZvR5qmNFKEI?si=86yrpVpT_De-6pHp #journalism

TODAY at 2 p.m. ET! BINJ Live with Chris Faraone & Jason Pramas. This week, Chris & Jason interview #surveillance activist Alex Marthews of Restore The Fourth about warrantless surveillance by the feds under #FISA! Check it out on YouTube Live: https://www.youtube.com/live/ZvR5qmNFKEI?si=86yrpVpT_De-6pHp #journalism

TODAY at 2 p.m. ET! BINJ Live with Chris Faraone & Jason Pramas. This week, Chris & Jason interview #surveillance activist Alex Marthews of Restore The Fourth about warrantless surveillance by the feds under #FISA! Check it out on YouTube Live: https://www.youtube.com/live/ZvR5qmNFKEI?si=86yrpVpT_De-6pHp #journalism

TODAY at 2 p.m. ET! BINJ Live with Chris Faraone & Jason Pramas. This week, Chris & Jason interview #surveillance activist Alex Marthews of Restore The Fourth about warrantless surveillance by the feds under #FISA! Check it out on YouTube Live: https://www.youtube.com/live/ZvR5qmNFKEI?si=86yrpVpT_De-6pHp #journalism

RFI
États-Unis : faut-il prolonger les pouvoirs de surveillance du FISA ?
https://mcinformactions.net/etats-unis-faut-il-prolonger-les-pouvoirs-de-surveillance-du-fisa
#USA #FISA

RFI
États-Unis : faut-il prolonger les pouvoirs de surveillance du FISA ?
https://mcinformactions.net/etats-unis-faut-il-prolonger-les-pouvoirs-de-surveillance-du-fisa
#USA #FISA

RFI
États-Unis : faut-il prolonger les pouvoirs de surveillance du FISA ?
https://mcinformactions.net/etats-unis-faut-il-prolonger-les-pouvoirs-de-surveillance-du-fisa
#USA #FISA

RFI
États-Unis : faut-il prolonger les pouvoirs de surveillance du FISA ?
https://mcinformactions.net/etats-unis-faut-il-prolonger-les-pouvoirs-de-surveillance-du-fisa
#USA #FISA

"We're entering an era of automated, turbo-charged assaults on privacy – and as tech companies give the government new AI-driven means of monitoring Americans at a massive scale, we're also seeing a bipartisan resistance from elected leaders to update the privacy rules of engagement for a new future.

This dynamic was witnessed this past week in the bipartisan passage of an extension to a key spy bill, but also through a deluge of less-publicized privacy-eroding bills collectively defining a new era of government-obtainable user data.

Evolving Surveillance Threats
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, or FISA, has long served as a controversial pillar of how the U.S. conducts surveillance abroad. It allows federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies to intercept the digital communications of foreign nationals located outside the United States without warrants, and is one of the most controversial pillars of modern surveillance policy.

At the center of FISA is a secretive court that reviews and approves government requests to conduct surveillance, without the knowledge of the person being monitored. While intended to target foreign individuals outside the United States, FISA surveillance inevitably sweeps more broadly. Because online networks are global, FISA surveillance can also extend to individuals who are not themselves under investigation. As a result, entirely domestic conversations can be collected, stored, and queried by intelligence agencies without requiring a traditional warrant.

Despite controversy over FISA, a bipartisan coalition within the U.S. House of Representatives just approved a three-year extension of the spy power program, declining to make any revisions."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/era-mass-surveillance-taking-shape-204900849.html

#USA #Surveillance #MassSurveillance #FISA #PoliceState

"We're entering an era of automated, turbo-charged assaults on privacy – and as tech companies give the government new AI-driven means of monitoring Americans at a massive scale, we're also seeing a bipartisan resistance from elected leaders to update the privacy rules of engagement for a new future.

This dynamic was witnessed this past week in the bipartisan passage of an extension to a key spy bill, but also through a deluge of less-publicized privacy-eroding bills collectively defining a new era of government-obtainable user data.

Evolving Surveillance Threats
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, or FISA, has long served as a controversial pillar of how the U.S. conducts surveillance abroad. It allows federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies to intercept the digital communications of foreign nationals located outside the United States without warrants, and is one of the most controversial pillars of modern surveillance policy.

At the center of FISA is a secretive court that reviews and approves government requests to conduct surveillance, without the knowledge of the person being monitored. While intended to target foreign individuals outside the United States, FISA surveillance inevitably sweeps more broadly. Because online networks are global, FISA surveillance can also extend to individuals who are not themselves under investigation. As a result, entirely domestic conversations can be collected, stored, and queried by intelligence agencies without requiring a traditional warrant.

Despite controversy over FISA, a bipartisan coalition within the U.S. House of Representatives just approved a three-year extension of the spy power program, declining to make any revisions."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/era-mass-surveillance-taking-shape-204900849.html

#USA #Surveillance #MassSurveillance #FISA #PoliceState

"We're entering an era of automated, turbo-charged assaults on privacy – and as tech companies give the government new AI-driven means of monitoring Americans at a massive scale, we're also seeing a bipartisan resistance from elected leaders to update the privacy rules of engagement for a new future.

This dynamic was witnessed this past week in the bipartisan passage of an extension to a key spy bill, but also through a deluge of less-publicized privacy-eroding bills collectively defining a new era of government-obtainable user data.

Evolving Surveillance Threats
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, or FISA, has long served as a controversial pillar of how the U.S. conducts surveillance abroad. It allows federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies to intercept the digital communications of foreign nationals located outside the United States without warrants, and is one of the most controversial pillars of modern surveillance policy.

At the center of FISA is a secretive court that reviews and approves government requests to conduct surveillance, without the knowledge of the person being monitored. While intended to target foreign individuals outside the United States, FISA surveillance inevitably sweeps more broadly. Because online networks are global, FISA surveillance can also extend to individuals who are not themselves under investigation. As a result, entirely domestic conversations can be collected, stored, and queried by intelligence agencies without requiring a traditional warrant.

Despite controversy over FISA, a bipartisan coalition within the U.S. House of Representatives just approved a three-year extension of the spy power program, declining to make any revisions."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/era-mass-surveillance-taking-shape-204900849.html

#USA #Surveillance #MassSurveillance #FISA #PoliceState

"We're entering an era of automated, turbo-charged assaults on privacy – and as tech companies give the government new AI-driven means of monitoring Americans at a massive scale, we're also seeing a bipartisan resistance from elected leaders to update the privacy rules of engagement for a new future.

This dynamic was witnessed this past week in the bipartisan passage of an extension to a key spy bill, but also through a deluge of less-publicized privacy-eroding bills collectively defining a new era of government-obtainable user data.

Evolving Surveillance Threats
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, or FISA, has long served as a controversial pillar of how the U.S. conducts surveillance abroad. It allows federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies to intercept the digital communications of foreign nationals located outside the United States without warrants, and is one of the most controversial pillars of modern surveillance policy.

At the center of FISA is a secretive court that reviews and approves government requests to conduct surveillance, without the knowledge of the person being monitored. While intended to target foreign individuals outside the United States, FISA surveillance inevitably sweeps more broadly. Because online networks are global, FISA surveillance can also extend to individuals who are not themselves under investigation. As a result, entirely domestic conversations can be collected, stored, and queried by intelligence agencies without requiring a traditional warrant.

Despite controversy over FISA, a bipartisan coalition within the U.S. House of Representatives just approved a three-year extension of the spy power program, declining to make any revisions."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/era-mass-surveillance-taking-shape-204900849.html

#USA #Surveillance #MassSurveillance #FISA #PoliceState

"We're entering an era of automated, turbo-charged assaults on privacy – and as tech companies give the government new AI-driven means of monitoring Americans at a massive scale, we're also seeing a bipartisan resistance from elected leaders to update the privacy rules of engagement for a new future.

This dynamic was witnessed this past week in the bipartisan passage of an extension to a key spy bill, but also through a deluge of less-publicized privacy-eroding bills collectively defining a new era of government-obtainable user data.

Evolving Surveillance Threats
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, or FISA, has long served as a controversial pillar of how the U.S. conducts surveillance abroad. It allows federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies to intercept the digital communications of foreign nationals located outside the United States without warrants, and is one of the most controversial pillars of modern surveillance policy.

At the center of FISA is a secretive court that reviews and approves government requests to conduct surveillance, without the knowledge of the person being monitored. While intended to target foreign individuals outside the United States, FISA surveillance inevitably sweeps more broadly. Because online networks are global, FISA surveillance can also extend to individuals who are not themselves under investigation. As a result, entirely domestic conversations can be collected, stored, and queried by intelligence agencies without requiring a traditional warrant.

Despite controversy over FISA, a bipartisan coalition within the U.S. House of Representatives just approved a three-year extension of the spy power program, declining to make any revisions."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/era-mass-surveillance-taking-shape-204900849.html

#USA #Surveillance #MassSurveillance #FISA #PoliceState

https://www.europesays.com/people/60962/ Reporter’s Notebook: Congress passes short-term FISA 702 fix, delays long-term renewal #Congress #DigitalCurrency #FISA #JohnThune #MikeJohnson #Section702

Google & Microsoft publient deux fois par an leurs rapports sur
les demandes gouvernementales de données. Mais derrière les
assignations ordinaires se cache une seconde couche : FISA 702,
le CLOUD Act et EO 12333 — des lois américaines qu'aucune
clause de résidence des données ne peut neutraliser.

Au H1 2025, les demandes FISA ont touché 177.000+ comptes
Google et 33.000+ comptes Microsoft.

👉 https://belibre.be/fr/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#SouverainetéNumérique #FISA #ViePrivée #RGPD #Belgique

Google & Microsoft publient deux fois par an leurs rapports sur
les demandes gouvernementales de données. Mais derrière les
assignations ordinaires se cache une seconde couche : FISA 702,
le CLOUD Act et EO 12333 — des lois américaines qu'aucune
clause de résidence des données ne peut neutraliser.

Au H1 2025, les demandes FISA ont touché 177.000+ comptes
Google et 33.000+ comptes Microsoft.

👉 https://belibre.be/fr/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#SouverainetéNumérique #FISA #ViePrivée #RGPD #Belgique

Google & Microsoft publient deux fois par an leurs rapports sur
les demandes gouvernementales de données. Mais derrière les
assignations ordinaires se cache une seconde couche : FISA 702,
le CLOUD Act et EO 12333 — des lois américaines qu'aucune
clause de résidence des données ne peut neutraliser.

Au H1 2025, les demandes FISA ont touché 177.000+ comptes
Google et 33.000+ comptes Microsoft.

👉 https://belibre.be/fr/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#SouverainetéNumérique #FISA #ViePrivée #RGPD #Belgique

Google & Microsoft publient deux fois par an leurs rapports sur
les demandes gouvernementales de données. Mais derrière les
assignations ordinaires se cache une seconde couche : FISA 702,
le CLOUD Act et EO 12333 — des lois américaines qu'aucune
clause de résidence des données ne peut neutraliser.

Au H1 2025, les demandes FISA ont touché 177.000+ comptes
Google et 33.000+ comptes Microsoft.

👉 https://belibre.be/fr/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#SouverainetéNumérique #FISA #ViePrivée #RGPD #Belgique

Google & Microsoft publient deux fois par an leurs rapports sur
les demandes gouvernementales de données. Mais derrière les
assignations ordinaires se cache une seconde couche : FISA 702,
le CLOUD Act et EO 12333 — des lois américaines qu'aucune
clause de résidence des données ne peut neutraliser.

Au H1 2025, les demandes FISA ont touché 177.000+ comptes
Google et 33.000+ comptes Microsoft.

👉 https://belibre.be/fr/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#SouverainetéNumérique #FISA #ViePrivée #RGPD #Belgique

Google & Microsoft publiceren twee keer per jaar rapporten over
overheidsverzoeken om klantgegevens. Maar achter de gewone
dagvaardingen schuilt een tweede laag: FISA 702, de CLOUD Act
en EO 12333 — Amerikaanse wetten waar geen enkele
dataresidutieclausule tegenop kan.

In H1 2025 betroffen FISA-verzoeken alleen al 177.000+
Google-accounts en 33.000+ Microsoft-accounts.

👉 https://belibre.be/nl/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#DigitaleSoevereiniteit #FISA #Privacy #GDPR #België

Google & Microsoft publiceren twee keer per jaar rapporten over
overheidsverzoeken om klantgegevens. Maar achter de gewone
dagvaardingen schuilt een tweede laag: FISA 702, de CLOUD Act
en EO 12333 — Amerikaanse wetten waar geen enkele
dataresidutieclausule tegenop kan.

In H1 2025 betroffen FISA-verzoeken alleen al 177.000+
Google-accounts en 33.000+ Microsoft-accounts.

👉 https://belibre.be/nl/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#DigitaleSoevereiniteit #FISA #Privacy #GDPR #België

Google & Microsoft publiceren twee keer per jaar rapporten over
overheidsverzoeken om klantgegevens. Maar achter de gewone
dagvaardingen schuilt een tweede laag: FISA 702, de CLOUD Act
en EO 12333 — Amerikaanse wetten waar geen enkele
dataresidutieclausule tegenop kan.

In H1 2025 betroffen FISA-verzoeken alleen al 177.000+
Google-accounts en 33.000+ Microsoft-accounts.

👉 https://belibre.be/nl/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#DigitaleSoevereiniteit #FISA #Privacy #GDPR #België

Google & Microsoft publiceren twee keer per jaar rapporten over
overheidsverzoeken om klantgegevens. Maar achter de gewone
dagvaardingen schuilt een tweede laag: FISA 702, de CLOUD Act
en EO 12333 — Amerikaanse wetten waar geen enkele
dataresidutieclausule tegenop kan.

In H1 2025 betroffen FISA-verzoeken alleen al 177.000+
Google-accounts en 33.000+ Microsoft-accounts.

👉 https://belibre.be/nl/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#DigitaleSoevereiniteit #FISA #Privacy #GDPR #België

Google & Microsoft publiceren twee keer per jaar rapporten over
overheidsverzoeken om klantgegevens. Maar achter de gewone
dagvaardingen schuilt een tweede laag: FISA 702, de CLOUD Act
en EO 12333 — Amerikaanse wetten waar geen enkele
dataresidutieclausule tegenop kan.

In H1 2025 betroffen FISA-verzoeken alleen al 177.000+
Google-accounts en 33.000+ Microsoft-accounts.

👉 https://belibre.be/nl/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#DigitaleSoevereiniteit #FISA #Privacy #GDPR #België

Google & Microsoft publish transparency reports on government
data requests 2x/year. But behind the country subpoenas
lies a second layer: FISA 702, the CLOUD Act, and EO 12333:
US laws that no data residency commitment can neutralise.

In H1 2025, FISA content requests alone affected 177,000+
Google and 33,000+ Microsoft accounts.

We analysed how these laws work and what they mean for Belgian
and EU sovereignty.

👉 https://belibre.be/en/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#DigitalSovereignty #FISA #Privacy #GDPR #Belgium

Google & Microsoft publish transparency reports on government
data requests 2x/year. But behind the country subpoenas
lies a second layer: FISA 702, the CLOUD Act, and EO 12333:
US laws that no data residency commitment can neutralise.

In H1 2025, FISA content requests alone affected 177,000+
Google and 33,000+ Microsoft accounts.

We analysed how these laws work and what they mean for Belgian
and EU sovereignty.

👉 https://belibre.be/en/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#DigitalSovereignty #FISA #Privacy #GDPR #Belgium

Google & Microsoft publish transparency reports on government
data requests 2x/year. But behind the country subpoenas
lies a second layer: FISA 702, the CLOUD Act, and EO 12333:
US laws that no data residency commitment can neutralise.

In H1 2025, FISA content requests alone affected 177,000+
Google and 33,000+ Microsoft accounts.

We analysed how these laws work and what they mean for Belgian
and EU sovereignty.

👉 https://belibre.be/en/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#DigitalSovereignty #FISA #Privacy #GDPR #Belgium

Google & Microsoft publish transparency reports on government
data requests 2x/year. But behind the country subpoenas
lies a second layer: FISA 702, the CLOUD Act, and EO 12333:
US laws that no data residency commitment can neutralise.

In H1 2025, FISA content requests alone affected 177,000+
Google and 33,000+ Microsoft accounts.

We analysed how these laws work and what they mean for Belgian
and EU sovereignty.

👉 https://belibre.be/en/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#DigitalSovereignty #FISA #Privacy #GDPR #Belgium

Google & Microsoft publish transparency reports on government
data requests 2x/year. But behind the country subpoenas
lies a second layer: FISA 702, the CLOUD Act, and EO 12333:
US laws that no data residency commitment can neutralise.

In H1 2025, FISA content requests alone affected 177,000+
Google and 33,000+ Microsoft accounts.

We analysed how these laws work and what they mean for Belgian
and EU sovereignty.

👉 https://belibre.be/en/blog/sovereignty/us_regulations/

#DigitalSovereignty #FISA #Privacy #GDPR #Belgium

Stap 1
Alle vinkjes uitgezet in Mijn Overheid.

Stap 2
Instellingen benaderen waar je alleen nog met DigID kunt inloggen om bij je gegevens te komen of zaken aan te vragen, je zorgen uiten en om alternatief (bijvoorbeeld Yivi) vragen:
Pensioenfonds, zorgverzekering, ziekenhuis, gemeente, waarikverdernogtegenaanloop.

En oh ja, belastingaangifte volgend jaar gewoon maar weer op papier dan 😖

#DigID #Solvinity #DigitaleSoevereiniteit #CloudAct #FISA

Stap 1
Alle vinkjes uitgezet in Mijn Overheid.

Stap 2
Instellingen benaderen waar je alleen nog met DigID kunt inloggen om bij je gegevens te komen of zaken aan te vragen, je zorgen uiten en om alternatief (bijvoorbeeld Yivi) vragen:
Pensioenfonds, zorgverzekering, ziekenhuis, gemeente, waarikverdernogtegenaanloop.

En oh ja, belastingaangifte volgend jaar gewoon maar weer op papier dan 😖

#DigID #Solvinity #DigitaleSoevereiniteit #CloudAct #FISA

Stap 1
Alle vinkjes uitgezet in Mijn Overheid.

Stap 2
Instellingen benaderen waar je alleen nog met DigID kunt inloggen om bij je gegevens te komen of zaken aan te vragen, je zorgen uiten en om alternatief (bijvoorbeeld Yivi) vragen:
Pensioenfonds, zorgverzekering, ziekenhuis, gemeente, waarikverdernogtegenaanloop.

En oh ja, belastingaangifte volgend jaar gewoon maar weer op papier dan 😖

#DigID #Solvinity #DigitaleSoevereiniteit #CloudAct #FISA

Section 702 Vote Pushed Back Another Six Weeks Following GOP’s ‘But With Cryptocurrency Ban’ Failure

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.techdirt.com/2026/05/04/section-702-vote-pushed-back-another-six-weeks-following-gops-but-with-cryptocurrency-ban-failure/

Section 702 Vote Pushed Back Another Six Weeks Following GOP’s ‘But With Cryptocurrency Ban’ Failure

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.techdirt.com/2026/05/04/section-702-vote-pushed-back-another-six-weeks-following-gops-but-with-cryptocurrency-ban-failure/

Section 702 Vote Pushed Back Another Six Weeks Following GOP’s ‘But With Cryptocurrency Ban’ Failure

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.techdirt.com/2026/05/04/section-702-vote-pushed-back-another-six-weeks-following-gops-but-with-cryptocurrency-ban-failure/

Section 702 Vote Pushed Back Another Six Weeks Following GOP’s ‘But With Cryptocurrency Ban’ Failure

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.techdirt.com/2026/05/04/section-702-vote-pushed-back-another-six-weeks-following-gops-but-with-cryptocurrency-ban-failure/

Section 702 Vote Pushed Back Another Six Weeks Following GOP’s ‘But With Cryptocurrency Ban’ Failure

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.techdirt.com/2026/05/04/section-702-vote-pushed-back-another-six-weeks-following-gops-but-with-cryptocurrency-ban-failure/

https://www.europesays.com/people/54771/ House panel tees up FISA renewal bill vote as Mike Johnson faces revolt from GOP privacy hawks #FISA #GOP #house #HouseRulesCommittee #MikeJohnson #RenewalBill #Section702 #WarrantRequirement

https://www.europesays.com/people/53317/ Trump signs stopgap FISA extension after Senate blocks long-term renewal #CBDC #DonaldTrump #FISA #house #JohnThune #SenateDemocrats #SenateMajorityLeader #TheSenate #WhiteHouse

https://www.europesays.com/people/53107/ Trump signs stopgap FISA extension after Senate blocks long-term renewal #CBDC #DonaldTrump #FISA #house #JohnThune #SenateDemocrats #SenateMajorityLeader #TheSenate #WhiteHouse

6 week extension granted.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/30/fisa-warrantless-spying-renewal-congress

#FISA #Privacy #surveillance #uscongress

6 week extension granted.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/30/fisa-warrantless-spying-renewal-congress

#FISA #Privacy #surveillance #uscongress

6 week extension granted.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/30/fisa-warrantless-spying-renewal-congress

#FISA #Privacy #surveillance #uscongress

6 week extension granted.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/30/fisa-warrantless-spying-renewal-congress

#FISA #Privacy #surveillance #uscongress