Article 41 allows the FBI to be hacked worldwide

Article 41 Article of the United States Penal Code will give the FBI the legal authority it needs to violate any computer, all over the world.
For 41, we heard the first time the US Department of Justice published an updated version of the law.rule 41 FBI

The change in Article 41 of the federal rules of criminal procedure grants the FBI much greater powers by virtually giving it the right to lawfully violate any computer across the country, and perhaps anywhere in the world, with only one search warrant that can be issued by any court of the United States.

So the , the Electronic Foundation (EFF), η Demand Progress, η FightForTheFuture, το TOR project (The Onion Router), Internet Access and other VPN providers have joined forces and are trying to block the changes brought by Article 41.

"Η κυβέρνηση των ΗΠΑ θέλει να χρησιμοποιήσει μια σκοτεινή διαδικασία, για την ενός ομοσπονδιακού κανονισμού που είναι γνωστός σαν Άρθρο 41, επεκτείνοντας ουσιαστικά την εξουσία τους για hacking", αναφέρει ο EFF.

"Οι αλλαγές στο άρθρο 41 θα τους καταστήσει ευκολότερο να παραβιάσουν τους υπολογιστές μας, να πάρουν τα δεδομένα μας, και να πραγματοποιούν απομακρυσμένη επιτήρηση."

In last March, the Judicial Committee approved the proposed change from the Department of Justice, and then the US Supreme Court approved a change of article one month later, allowing law enforcement authorities with a warrant to hacking computers and phones anywhere in the world.

However, changing the Article does not stop here.

"[Η αλλαγή του άρθρου] θα μπορούσε επίσης να επεκταθεί σε άτομα που αρνούνται την πρόσβαση σε δεδομένα θέσης σε εφαρμογές smartphone, επειδή δεν θέλουν να μοιράζονται την τοποθεσία τους με τα διαφημιστικά δίκτυα," προειδοποίησε ο EFF τον Απρίλιο.

The change of law will come into force by 1 in December of 2016 if it does not stop.

In a letter posted by Google, το EFF, και άλλους καλούν το Κογκρέσο να "εξετάσει και να συζητήσει" τις επιπτώσεις της αλλαγής του Νόμου.

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