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H.R. 9016 (119th Congress)Committee
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Email Privacy Act

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The Email Privacy Act amends federal law governing law enforcement access to electronic communications stored by service providers. It requires law enforcement to obtain a warrant issued by a court to access the contents of stored emails and communications, eliminating a previous exception that allowed access to emails stored for more than 180 days with only a subpoena. The bill also clarifies disclosure rules for service providers and establishes notice requirements when providers receive legal requests for user data.

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