5 Alarming Things We Should Have Already Known About the NSA, Surveillance, and Privacy Before Ed Snowden
A few reminders about the general state of surveillance and privacy in the U.S.A.
A few reminders about the general state of surveillance and privacy in the U.S.A.
Censorship will stop citizen activism, right?
NYPD official's admitted no lead was ever connected to an actual terrorist plot
This is not classified information
Don't want to be seen as government servants
At least 10 targeting the United States
New York Civil Liberties Union declares it unconstitutional religious profiling
Warn that members of the LGBT community will not be safe there
Would eliminate pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants and lift cap on guest workers, among other things
Reps Justin Amash and John Conyers part of group
Four dozen prisoners deemed too dangerous for release by the government
Was unknown to the public until being leaked earlier this month; leaker may face treason charges
Apple, by comparison, says it received up to 5,000 requests in the first half of 2013
Nidal Hasan wanted to claim defense of others, specifically Taliban fighters
State looking to make strict gun laws even stricter
Between 12 and 13 thousand requests in last 18 months, mostly for criminal investigations
Dick Cheney's a big reason this is all happening, he says
Habeas corpus can be a check on executive power-but it can also legitimize it.
That should settle tensions
Zero accountability will make everything all right
It's legal to take snapshots, officers
Will try to say something less perjury-ish
Pretty lenient for battery
Hinted at real-time ability to peruse emails
Advised to refuse orders
So, you had no public comment period on the Prism scheme?
The president is a disappointment all around
Facial recognition software comes of age, and creepiness
Better brush up on those constitutional protections if you want to use them
Going through channels did them no good
Army Rangers in 2015 and Navy SEALs a year later
Truth's coming out, he says
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