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National Security Letters force companies to hand over data like customer info, phone numbers, and purchase records—without judicial approval, and with a gag order.

Only a handful have ever been made public.

We sued—and learned about hundreds more.
nytimes.com/2019/09/20/us/…
NSLs typically come with gag orders stopping recipients from even publicly acknowledging they received one.

Congress ordered the FBI to make sure these gags aren't permanent.

But is the FBI doing its job?
Our lawsuit revealed it ended only a tiny fraction of the hundreds of thousands NSLs gags issued.

The FBI is falling short of its obligations to release NSL recipients from gag orders that are no longer necessary. gizmodo.com/fbi-served-sec…
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