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| News Hound  |  Ars Technica // Bill would penalize companies for aiding Internet censorship The Global Online Freedom Act aims to hold US-based companies liable for aiding Internet censorship in countries such as China, and for turning over personally-identifiable information except for "legitimate foreign law enforcement purposes." The catch: the president has the discretion to waive the law's requirements in the name of national security. More... | |
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