Fun fact: pervy NSA workers do have copies of your nudes you've sent over the internet and there are documented cases of them sharing them around.

Seeing me post about my cat and talk about what to eat for dinner isn't going to strengthen any security and I don't think any person should have to sit and listen/read through all the mindless chatter day-to-day Americans pursue. Tax payer money should go towards something more important.

Our "protectors" are taking advantage of the uninformed ignorance most of the public is bound to in regards to cyber security. It is not a simple subject and most do not understand the implications programs like this bill could bring.

To a certain extent the government should have access to suspect cyber activity. However, this will no doubt open the doors to the possibility of an Orwellian society in which nothing is kept private.

R.I.P. The ACLU if this bill passes

It is a complete violation of personal privacy and individual rights.

The NSA has dismantled the many internet freedoms that citizens both public and private enjoy. Instead of exposing terrorists they ended up spying on more innocent Americans having casual conversations or shopping on Amazon than catching any real bad guys. Not only is this a wrongful invasion of my own privacy but it has proven to be ineffective in its efforts. I can see the benefits to a program like this but as a free citizen of these United States I do not want to live in what seems like an increasingly Orwellian country where my peers and I live in an overcast of fear for what may or may not be lurking in the dark.

All of the gathering of cyber illegible from citizens hasn't made a very big impact at all, it's an abysmal failure. And it costs too much and limits liberty and freedom.

The government should not have access to the information

Privacy should be a right on personal devices.

Creates an Orwellian police state where nearly all modes of communication can be legally surveilled. Opens deep privacy concerns around data sharing between the public and private sectors.

The language in this bill is too vague to protect privacy.

I value my Freedom. Cut the crap already, America is the biggest terrorist organization on planet Earth. Stop telling us that we must trade our freedom for security! Id rather die a free person then live in North Korea! We are almost there and surely Russians have more freedom than the average American. You might also try Peace instead of War. maybe then the so called terrorists will not have the need to retaliate because we droned their village and killed their Grandma!

America needs to drop this terrifying intelligence oversight before it falls into the wrong hands and undermines everything it attempted to create for the security of the nation.

CISPA does not take into account the way that the Internet actually works. The fallout of this law is likely toy only hurt users.

Anytime the federal government sticks its nose into anything it becomes another big bureaucracy, Leave the internet alone, it has gotten along very well without government intervention

A bill will not improve communication between government and private sector. Why is a law required for the government to warn a corporation of a threat? The government's role is to protect us. Why should corporations be required by law to report a threat? Is a business criminal if it does not report something that the government decides later was a threat? It is in a business's interests to report threats.

The Internet is the best way to share information freely, and over-regulating it would take away that freedom.

This is one step in a self aware police state.

We should be passing bills to protect our citizens, not government agency's that fail to do so and infringe upon their rights.