The Electronic Communications Privacy Act,passed in 1986,requires the authorization of both the U.S.attorney general and a federal judge before surveillance of
A)e-mail.
B)faxes.
C)telephone calls.
D)telegrams.

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The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 primarily focuses on protecting the privacy of telephone communications. It requires legal authorization, typically involving both the U.S. attorney general and a federal judge, before law enforcement agencies can conduct surveillance on telephone calls.

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act,passed in 1986,requires the Authorization of Both