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Snowden draws crowd with Twitter debut

September 29, 2021 chris Leave a Comment

Snowden draws crowd with Twitter debut

Edward Snowden has come in from the cold - on Twitter. Snowden, a former National Security Agency contractor who leaked details about the U.S. government’s massive surveillance programs, started a Twitter account on Tuesday from exile in Russia with a simple handle - @snowden. He pulled in more than 171,000 followers in about an hour… [Read More]

Filed Under: NSA, social media, Tech Tagged With: crowd, government, NSA, Russia, snowden

Microsoft stresses that Windows 10 does not breach your privacy, Yes and Money Grows on Trees

September 29, 2021 chris Leave a Comment

Microsoft stresses that Windows 10 does not breach your privacy, Yes and Money Grows on Trees

Microsoft has come under quite a lot of fire recently due to privacy concerns from numerous users as well as erroneous reporting from a few news outlets. Even Microsoft updating its Services Agreement terms to stop people from playing counterfeit games on their devices such as the Xbox, has been a victim of these misleading… [Read More]

Filed Under: NSA, privacy, software Tagged With: files, Seattle Seahawks, Services Agreement, Terry Myerson, Windows Feedback

NSA chief says Clinton emails were ‘opportunity’ for foreign powers

September 24, 2021 chris Leave a Comment

NSA chief says Clinton emails were ‘opportunity’ for foreign powers

It would present an “opportunity” for spy agencies if the foreign minister of Russia or Iran were to use a private email server for official business, the chief of the U.S. National Security Agency said on Thursday. The comments by Admiral Mike Rogers were in response to questions during a U.S. Senate hearing about former… [Read More]

Filed Under: Cybersecurity, Foreign Policy, NSA, State Department Tagged With: email, NSA, Republican Senator, Russia, Tom Cotton

New Cellphone Surveillance Safeguards Imposed On Federal Law Enforcement

September 4, 2022 chris Leave a Comment

New Cellphone Surveillance Safeguards Imposed On Federal Law Enforcement

The Justice Department says it will beef up legal requirements for using cell-site simulators, an increasingly controversial form of surveillance technology that secretly gathers data about mobile devices. Under the new policy, federal investigators will be required to get a warrant from a judge demonstrating probable cause, in most domestic criminal probes. Agents will need… [Read More]

Filed Under: FBI, NSA, privacy Tagged With: agents, FBI, investigators, Justice Department, Law Enforcement

U.S. appeals court asked to halt NSA phone spying program

September 3, 2022 chris Leave a Comment

U.S. appeals court asked to halt NSA phone spying program

A U.S. appeals court appeared reluctant on Wednesday to put an immediate halt to the federal government‘s collection of millions of Americans’ phone records, with the controversial spy program set to expire in November. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York previously found the program illegal in May, ruling that the Patriot… [Read More]

Filed Under: NSA, privacy, United States Tagged With: ACLU, government, NSA, Patriot Act, provisions

U.S. court hands win to NSA over metadata collection

August 29, 2022 chris Leave a Comment

U.S. court hands win to NSA over metadata collection

A U.S. appeals court on Friday threw out a judge’s ruling that would have blocked the National Security Agency from collecting phone metadata under a controversial program that has raised privacy concerns. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said there were not sufficient grounds for the preliminary injunction imposed by… [Read More]

Filed Under: internet, NSA, privacy Tagged With: District Court, government, NSA, plaintiffs, provisions

Sarah Palin Shared This Hillary Clinton Comparison — And It’s EPIC

August 18, 2022 chris Leave a Comment

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, a Republican, posted an image on her Facebook page Monday of former National Security Agency subcontractor Edward Snowden next to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. In 2013, Snowden released documents which revealed how the NSA spies on American citizens. He currently resides in Russia.  Text on Snowden’s photo reads: “Publicly Exposed Classified Information…Wanted for… [Read More]

Filed Under: Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton, NSA Tagged With: EPIC, Hillary Clinton, Russia, Sarah Palin, State Department

U.N. says expects states to respect privacy after AT&T spying report

August 17, 2022 chris Leave a Comment

The United Nations said it expects member states to respect its right to privacy and is assessing how to respond to a report that telecommunications company AT&T Inc helped the U.S. National Security Agency spy on the world body’s communications. The company gave technical assistance to the NSA in carrying out a secret court order… [Read More]

Filed Under: business, NSA, United States Tagged With: national security agency, New York, NSA, United Nations, United States

NSA Spying Relies on AT&T’s ‘Extreme Willingness to Help’

August 15, 2022 chris Leave a Comment

ProPublica.org, THE NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY’S ability to spy on vast quantities of Internet traffic passing through the United States has relied on its extraordinary, decades-long partnership with a single company: the telecom giant AT&T. While it has been long known that American telecommunications companies worked closely with the spy agency, newly disclosed NSA documents show… [Read More]

Filed Under: NSA, privacy, Tech Tagged With: government, NSA, secret, United Nations, wiretapping

Chris Christie’s Fearmongering Argument Against Privacy: His Clash with Rand Paul Reflects the Clash Between the GOP’s Authoritarian and Libertarian Tendencies

August 12, 2022 chris Leave a Comment

Chris Christie’s Fearmongering Argument Against Privacy: His Clash with Rand Paul Reflects the Clash Between the GOP’s Authoritarian and Libertarian Tendencies

Jacob Sullum,  One of the most telling moments in last week’s Republican presidential debate came when moderator Megyn Kelly asked New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie to defend his position that Rand Paul, the Kentucky senator, should be held responsible for the next terrorist attack on Americans because he opposes the National Security Agency’s indiscriminate collection… [Read More]

Filed Under: 2016, NSA, privacy Tagged With: christie, GOP, government, NSA, terrorist attack

Clinton e-mails had classified data from five intel agencies, including NSA

July 30, 2022 chris Leave a Comment

Ed Morrissey, Since March, Hillary Clinton has repeatedly claimed that nothing that she sent or received through her e-mail system contained information that was classified at the time. Two Inspectors General referred the matter to the Department of Justice, claiming that material transmitted in four of the 40 emails they sampled contained information that was… [Read More]

Filed Under: CIA, Hillary Clinton, NSA Tagged With: CIA, Hillary Clinton, mail, NSA, State Department

Irked by U.S., but EU keeps own spy projects quiet

July 17, 2022 chris Leave a Comment

Irked by U.S., but EU keeps own spy projects quiet

Revelations of U.S. spying in Europe have soured transatlantic relations, prompting a White House apology and, as leak followed leak over the past two years, have fostered feelings of moral superiority among Europeans. Yet EU governments are stepping up surveillance of their own citizens: last month France, smarting from Islamist attacks in January, passed intrusive… [Read More]

Filed Under: Cybersecurity, NSA, world news Tagged With: citizens, civil liberties, EU, freedom, legal, world

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