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Just when you thought the government prying eye could pry no further, CNET is reporting that the feds are telling web companies to turn over account passwords, presumably so that they can break in and look at everything these users are doing online. Bummer, huh Before you get too worked up over this latest report, keep in mind that it just a report. CNET Declan McCullagh, who been hawking the government surveillance beat lately, cites two anonymous sources who say they ;ve been at the receiving end of such reports. We don ;t know anything about these sources and all of the c
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