offact, in the latter part 2010, it held that it violates the fourth amendment to the extent it allows government to use legal process less than a warrant to promote -- to get content from the service provider. google believes this is correct. the rule reveals the gap between where the statute is and where users reasonable expectations of privacy rely. on ashould not vary based communications age or open state. ecpa should be updated to require a warrant. this should be a top privacy priority for the 113th congress. google is not alone in taking this few peripatetic more than 80 organizations are now member of the due process coalition, which support updating ecpa. these include the american civil liberties union, centers for democracy and technology, and the u.s. chamber of commerce. these organizations to not always agree on other privacy issues, but they are united in the effort to support updated -- ecpa.r act by four the growth of the internet should not be artificially slowed by outdated technological assumptions currently take into of ecpa.- part we look forward to updating the