It prohibits the export of hardware or software that could be used for surveillance, tracking, and blocking by governments of end-users in an 'Internet-restricting country.'
Mark Meadows: “It prohibits the export of hardware or software that could be used for surveillance, tracking, and blocking by…”
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Meadows outlines provisions of his Global Online Freedom Act to prevent surveillance technology exports.
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