The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation that would impose specific penalties for the fraudulent use of spyware but would not impose new requirements on software makers. House lawmakers approved a bill providing for up to five years in jail for those who use spyware to commit fraud but stops short of regulatory requirements sought by some lawmakers.
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