Facebook Goes Lukewarm Toward CISPA

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Facebook has not completely dropped its support for the controversial and recently reintroduced Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), but the company is approaching the bill cautiously this time as CISPA once again navigates the legislative process.
Facebook, which backed CISPA when it was first introduced last year, does not appear in an updated list of companies and organizations which strongly support the bill (also missing from the updated list is Microsoft and a few other firms).
A Facebook spokesperson indicated to Mashable the company hasn’t completely given up hope on CISPA’s potential to improve cybersecurity while preserving users’ privacy, but the company’s statement does not read as strongly in favor of the legislation as it stands.

source: http://feeds.mashable.com/~r/Mashable/~3/tW1pf4mIn_w/

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