Civil liberties board backs U.S. snooping program, but demand big changes

28-9-2023 Tech Washington Times - Tech 33

The civil liberties board on Thursday urged Congress to renew the government's top snooping tool, which scoops up communications from thousands of targets, saying that even with all of its flaws, the program has sniffed out serious terrorist threats to the U.S.

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