People would get more information when the government secretly accesses their online data.
This bill would make it harder for the government to secretly get your online information from companies like internet providers. It would set clear time limits for how long these actions can be kept secret. After the secret period ends, the government would have to tell you they accessed your data and what information they took.
Today, the government can get warrants or court orders for online data without immediately telling the customer, and the specific rules for how long this can remain secret are less detailed. After this bill, courts would have stricter standards to approve such secret orders, and the government would have to notify customers and provide disclosed information after the order expires, typically within 90 days for most cases.
HR 6048 · 119th Congress · November 17, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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