Critical minds and opposing voices are playing their role in post-attack France, much more so than they did in America after 9/11. This is rather healthy and somehow reassuring.
Though this new law will partially reduce the NSA’s ability to collect this metadata, it will not significantly hinder the vast majority of the U.S. agency's large-scale surveillance activities.
The unfair, unsubstantiated mass surveillance of phones within the USA could soon be removed from the books on the first of June. Of all people, Republican politicians now sound like critics of surveillance. Are these the tides of change?