National Security Letters (NSLs), which are written demands from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), compel Internet service providers, credit companies, financial institutions, and others to hand over confidential records about their customers.

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National Security Letters (NSLs) are issued by the FBI, not the CIA, to gather information for national security purposes from entities like Internet service providers and financial institutions.

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