Privacy watchdog chair Sharon Bradford Franklin on the fraught surveillance renewal debate

An independent privacy watchdog recently found itself in the spotlight when its members split over imposing new limits on a law that allows for warrantless surveillance. _In September, members of the presidentially appointed Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB) disagreed along party lines when it issued its long-awaited report on Section 702 of the

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