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Democrats have criticized the authorization as overly broad for failing to specifically define the enemy or place geographic limitations on the fight against the Islamic State.

However, we observe that the Court's ruling is overly broad for at least three reasons.

Also speaking to TechCrunch, Danvers Baillieu, formerly of Pinsent Mason and now COO of Privax (the maker of the HideMyAss.com VPN), said the most worrying aspect of DRIP is that it sets up an overly broad framework for the Home Secretary to set rules for the retention of data.

A company spokesman said Facebook had resisted "overly broad requests for user data".

But it's just as important that laws protect you against overly broad requests for your personal information," wrote Drummond.

It said the the bill "grants overly broad powers for very intrusive surveillance on the basis of vast and badly defined objectives" and called on France to "guarantee that any interference in private life must conform to principles of legality, proportionality and necessity".

On Friday, after considering the legislation, The UN human rights committee concluded: "The committee is particularly concerned that the law on intelligence, adopted the 24 June 2015, grants overly broad powers for very intrusive surveillance on the basis of vast and badly defined objectives, without prior authorisation of a judge and without adequate and independent controls".

The trouble is that its overly broad provisions for criminal prosecution and civil damages impose liability not just on the original interceptor, but also on any party down the line who transmits the information while "knowing or having reason to know" it was obtained through illegal interception.

"We consistently push back against overly broad requests for your personal information," wrote Richard Salgado, Google's legal director.

It said the U.N. Secretariat was seeking overly broad access for investigators to facilities and individuals in Syria and wanted to use aircraft for transportation.

The USA Freedom Act also contains needed reforms, such as making the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court more transparent in its decision-making and to assuring that there is a privacy advocate making presentations before the secret court to oppose overly broad requests for data.