CISPA vote means companies can't promise to protect privacy

CNET ^ | April 16, 2013 5:21 PM PDT | Declan McCullagh

[BlueStateMadness]

Proposed amendment to CISPA says Internet companies' promises to protect customer privacy were legally enforceable. But then Republicans vote it down.

[BlueStateMadness]

Use pgp and thunderbird people! An unencrypted email is just a post card.

[Lancey Howard]

Good advice. Government is never to be trusted.
Fortunately, there’s always a way to beat the scumbags.

[Lancey Howard]

I see the trial lawyers have told Ubama to veto the bill anyway, so none of this matters much.
If the scumbag “jackpot justice” crowd doesn’t like a bill, it’s dead.