FaceBook Responds

It's working: Nearly 200,000 people have signed our open letter, and Facebook is responding to our criticism of its support for CISPA.

Will you help us break 200,000 signatures?

Even if you already have, please use this link to help us push our campaign viral on Facebook -- you'll be getting Mark Zuckerberg's attention, by plastering the image at right all over his website:

If you're already on Facebook, click here to share with your friends.

If you haven't yet, please click here to sign on to our open letter urging Facebook to withdraw its support for CISPA.

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CISPA is the new bill that would obliterate online privacy, give the military crazy new abilities to spy on the Internet, and potentially let ISPs block sites and cut off users accused of piracy.

Facebook released a statement that says:

The overriding goal of any cybersecurity bill should be to protect the security of networks and private data, and we take any concerns about how legislation might negatively impact Internet users’ privacy seriously.

That's good news, and it means the pressure we're putting on Facebook is working.  

But it also means that Facebook never should have signed up as a supporter of CISPA to begin with.

Even if you already have, please use this link to help us push our campaign viral on Facebook:

If you're already on Facebook, click here to share with your friends.

If you haven't yet, please click here to sign on to our open letter urging Facebook to withdraw its support for CISPA.

Or you could just forward the email below on to your friends and/or link your website back to our petition page.

Thank so much!

Demand Progress