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Rupali Yadav
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Wait, so using a VPN to protect our privacy might actually be the thing that hands it over to the government? Apparently, lawmakers are looking into whether connecting to an overseas server means we’re basically voluntarily stepping outside our Fourth Amendment protections. If your data hits a server in another country, the NSA might argue it’s fair game for warrantless spying because it’s "foreign intelligence" now.
This is absolutely wild. We use these tools to stay safe from hackers and snooping, but if the legal loophole is that routing through Germany or Singapore voids your rights as an American citizen, we’re in deep trouble. Is there even such a thing as privacy anymore, or are we just choosing which door to leave unlocked?
Tulsi Gabbard is being pressed for answers on this, and the implications for digital freedom are huge.
We shouldn't have to trade our rights for basic digital hygiene. #law #tech #privacy
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