Cyber-security CISA bill get approved

It sure looks like the American government won't let anyone have privacy. After 3 attempts the CISA bill was passed in an almost empty room to a vote of 178 to 52.

This means, if it makes it pass the House, the NSA and other government bodies can ask your service provider or any online company you deal with to hand over any records they deem nessary to counter "cyber-terrorism" without any of that annoying subpoena business they're always complaining about.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/20...CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

Between this shit and the EU fucking over net neutrality this week the open and free expression of the Internet will be curtailed even sooner then expected.

 

[Ruin]

Holy shit. The internet police might become a real thing.

 

[Surtur]

Holy shit. The internet police might become a real thing.

Call Joe Cracker.

 

[Linako 2.0]

So are we now officially considered a Cyber terrorist organization

 

[Ruin]

So are we now officially considered a Cyber terrorist organization

If so I want uniforms, and an eyepatch. No point in being a terrorist if you can't look cool.

 

[AnOminous]

If so I want uniforms, and an eyepatch. No point in being a terrorist if you can't look cool.

That's pirates. We just get these shitty suicide vests.

 

[melty]

I want a trench coat, like in the Matrix!

 

[An Ounce of Vagina]

At this point I fully expect chips in our heads that record our every thought and send them to the NSA within my lifetime.

Oh well, maybe we'll get lucky and some horrible disaster will destroy the Earth before then.

 

[DoshesToDoshes]

We're gonna need to start using TOR, aren't we?

 

[SkinExhibit]

Are there any other details about this so far? Have any major sites made notable changes in response to this?
I know Tumblr recently enacted a "no more than two asks a day" and a complete removal of a post reply system and I can't help but wonder if they're trying to preempt a full site overhaul to meet new NSA guidelines.