us: Ruling Endangers Privacy in Email and IP Addresses

The Ninth Circuit recently held in US v. Forrester that the Fourth Amendment does not protect against government surveillance of the to/from addresses of one’s email messages, the IP addresses of websites one has visited, and the total volume of information transmitted to or from one’s ISP account.

The Ninth Circuit recently held in US v. Forrester that the Fourth Amendment does not protect against government surveillance of the to/from addresses of one’s email messages, the IP addresses of websites one has visited, and the total volume of information transmitted to or from one’s ISP account.
http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/archives/005358.php

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