Without ECPA update, Feds will spy on you like it's 1986

The revelations by Edward Snowden of the U.S. government's widespread electronic surveillance stunned most Americans, including policy makers and elected officials at the highest levels of government. The unanticipated extent of the various surveillance programs sent shock waves through our international relations as well, provoking other nations to consider changes to their Internet infrastructure, in some cases leading countries to lay undersea data cables that relieved their reliance on the United States, and to consider regulations that require data about their citizens to be stored in data centers within their borders, subject to their own laws and regulations.

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