Sanctions for Spyware: Protecting Against Foreign Surveillance
This act introduces sanctions against companies and individuals who develop or use foreign commercial spyware for purposes contrary to U.S. interests, such as surveilling citizens or officials. It aims to protect privacy and security by hindering access to spyware tools used for abuses. Citizens can feel more secure knowing the government is taking steps against illegal surveillance.
Key points
Blocking assets and denying entry to the U.S. for individuals and entities involved in spyware activities.
The U.S. President can impose sanctions on entities targeting U.S. government officials or intelligence personnel.
The act aims to deter the use of spyware for suppressing freedoms, violating human rights, and tracking U.S. persons.
Sanctions do not apply to humanitarian activities, goods importation, or official U.S. government business.
Status:
Expired
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