thehill.com 07 Sep, 2023 00:00 am

The government is surveilling American Muslims by buying their data. It’s time to close the loophole.

When you download something as mundane as a mobile prayer app, the last thing you’d expect is to be swept up in a U.S. military mass surveillance program. But that’s exactly what happened to 98 million people when it was reported that MuslimPro—touted as the most popular Muslim app by its creators—had unintentionally funneled the…

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