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A US judge has ruled that the FBI cannot spy on people's internet and telephone use without a warrant.

Judge Victor Marrero, of the District of Columbia, determined that the rules under the Patriot Act that allowed the FBI to secretly request telephone, internet and email logs without applying for a warrant were barred by the constitution.

The Patriot Act was passed 43 days after the terrorist attacks in the US on 11 September 2001.

Judge Marrero found that the practice offended constitutional principles of checks and balances, and violated the guarantee of free speech.

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I was really hoping that something like this happens... It gives me creeps to know that the government could be reading my chat conversations without even prompting anyone.. You made my day...

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I was really hoping that something like this happens... It gives me creeps to know that the government could be reading my chat conversations without even prompting anyone.. You made my day...

why are you so sure the fbi wants to monitor you.they basically work in the united states.

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I was really hoping that something like this happens... It gives me creeps to know that the government could be reading my chat conversations without even prompting anyone.. You made my day...

why are you so sure the fbi wants to monitor you.they basically work in the united states.

He may be in US.... now..

As a general statement... "It would give me creeps to know that my government could be reading my chat conversations without even prompting anyone."

But I agree with Lite... Something of that sort will happen... or something worse... Patriot Act 2... ;)

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