Following President Obama’s speech on surveillance reform, The Examiner surveyed critical responses from leading think tanks and advocacy organizations, including TechFreedom:
Civil libertarians, technology, and privacy organizations swiftly reacted to the President’s speech, with many expressing skepticism about the depth and breadth of the administration’s proposals.
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In an emailed press release, TechFreedom president Berin Szoka asserted that “the speech will probably be remembered most for the much-needed reforms it didn’t announce.”
Szoka warned that “while the President made much about narrowing the purposes of U.S. surveillance of non-citizens, he didn’t actually promise any real changes about how that surveillance is conducted.“
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