CISPA’s Return? Obama Seeks Access to Civilian Communication Info

(Before It's News)

from RT America

Government intelligence agencies will be able to more closely work with private companies to access individuals’ private communications data if a new proposal from President Barack Obama is enacted. What many critics are calling a ‘recycling’ of the controversial CISPA, which was shut down by public opposition, the new plan has some differences the president hopes will make it more agreeable. RT’s Ameera David takes a look.

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