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Texas governor signs strongest email privacy law in the US

EFF IN THE NEWS
By Dave Maass
June 21, 2013

“It's great to see ECPA reform advancing,” the Electronic Frontier Foundation wrote on their blog this past May. “Attorney General Holder's statement is an encouraging sign by the White House that the DOJ believes in ECPA reform and will not impede its progress.”

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