IFF Flags Privacy Concerns Over Proposed Surveillance Rules

Imagine the government wants to watch what you do online and maybe even turn off your phone without asking.

New rules are being proposed that would let them do this.

The Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) is worried because these rules could let the government collect your information, read your messages, and stop your phone from working without telling you or getting permission from a judge.

The IFF believes this is wrong because it takes away your right to privacy and free speech.

They want the government to change the rules so they can't do these things without a good reason and a judge's approval.