The FBI sends National Security Letters to telephone companies, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), consumer credit reporting agencies, banks, and other financial institutions, which direct these recipients to turn over what?

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National Security Letters (NSLs) are used by the FBI to compel organizations to turn over metadata related to communications and transactions. This can include information such as transaction history, phone numbers dialed, email addresses contacted, and other similar types of data, but does not include the content of communications.

The FBI Sends National Security Letters to Telephone Companies, Internet