Sneaking in CISA!

This could be very bad as far as privacy is concerned, but again, it falls in line with Biblical prophecy, leading up to the ability to track and trace everything, everywhere. Along with no real privacy (either on line or in any of your records), the government also wants to control the Internet. And of course, they will do this in the name of "safety and security:"

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20151215/06470133083/congress-drops-all-pretense-quietly-turns-cisa-into-full-surveillance-bill.shtml

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cybersecurity_Information_Sharing_Act

The main provisions of the bill make it easier for companies to share personal information with the government, especially in cases of cyber security threats. Without requiring such information sharing, the bill creates a system for federal agencies to receive threat information from private companies. The bill does not provide legal immunity from privacy and antitrust laws to the companies which provide such information.

With respect to privacy, the bill includes provisions for preventing the act of sharing data known to be both personally identifiable and irrelevant to cyber security. Any personal information which does not get removed during the sharing procedure can be used in a variety of ways. These shared cyber threat indicators can be used to prosecute cyber crimes, but may also be used as evidence for crimes involving physical force.