FBI's warrantless searches of Americans' data drop significantly in 2022.

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The number of warrantless FBI searches of Americans’ electronic data under the Section 702 program dropped sharply from millions of searches in 2021 to over 100,000 last year, according to a report by US intelligence agencies. The drop was due in part to stronger safeguards that the agency has put on analysts’ ability to search a database of foreign intelligence collected by US spy agencies. The program is set to expire later this year, and US intelligence and security agencies are lobbying Congress to renew it. Civil liberties groups have complained that the program infringes on Americans’ privacy.
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