Democrats demand more from Facebook and Twitter on #ReleaseTheMemoCongressional leaders found their first responses unsatisfactory.By M. Locklear, 01.31.2018
Facebook, Twitter are under pressure to investigate #ReleaseTheMemoCongressional leaders are requesting a report on Russian involvement by Friday.By M. Locklear, 01.23.2018
Senator wants more details on Russian Twitter and Facebook accountsFeinstein specifically wants to see the content and correspondence with those accounts.By N. Lee, 10.27.2017
Senator confirms FBI paid $900,000 to unlock San Bernardino iPhoneDianne Feinstein revealed the figure while questioning FBI director James Comey last week.By N. Ingraham, 05.08.2017
FBI director Comey backs renewed push for decryption lawJames Comey still doesn't understand how encryption works.By J. Fingas, 05.03.2017
Anti-encryption bill changes would limit some effects on securityThe proposed alterations would limit the legislation's reach, but wouldn't eliminate its core flaws.By J. Fingas, 09.10.2016
Senate anti-encryption bill is effectively dead, for nowWhen the White House, CIA and NSA won't support it, the legislation doesn't stand much of a chance.By J. Fingas, 05.28.2016
Read the full Senate bill requiring encryption backdoorsIt's just as poorly considered as you thought it might be.By J. Fingas, 04.13.2016
Senators work on what might be the most anti-encryption bill yetThe White House has already refused to publicly support it. By M. Moon, 04.09.2016
Reuters: White House refuses to openly back encryption lawA report by Reuters claims that the White House won't push a bill requiring Apple and others to comply with decryption requests.By D. Cooper, 04.07.2016