Federal wiretap requirements that were extended to include electronic communication such as e-mail are governed by:

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The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 extended federal wiretap requirements to include electronic communication such as e-mail. The Privacy Act of 1994 is a separate law governing the collection and use of personal information by federal agencies. The Telecommunications Act of 1996 dealt primarily with telecommunications competition and deregulation. The Telecommunications Privacy Act of 1990 is not a real law.

Federal Wiretap Requirements That Were Extended to Include Electronic Communication