Privacy
Internal Audit Reveals the NSA Has Broken Privacy Rules Thousands of Times Since 2008
A lot of unauthorized surveillance of American and foreign targets in the U.S.
Yes, the NSA Violated Surveillance Privacy Rules – at Least 2,776 Times
And yes, they've accessed content
How Government Violates the Fourth Amendment Rights of Renters
A case of constitutional abuse from Rochester, New York.
Microsoft Backs Off on XBox One Camera Requirement
Fears of surveillance cause change of plans
President Orders James Clapper to Head NSA Review
Yes, the guy caught lying to Congress about the scope of surveillance
UK Bans Advertising Firm From Using Trash Cans To Track People Using Wi-Fi
Was trying to make ads more personable in London's financial district
Establishment Republicans Worried FISA "Privacy Advocate" Will Hamper Secret Court's Work
clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right
White House Surveillance Response: 'Only a Very Small Percentage' Examined
Insists in the face of latest news that people's e-mails aren't being read.
Email Service Snowden Reportedly Used Shuts Down
Rather than comply with government demands, apparently
NSA May Be Snooping on Content of All Emails Traveling in and out of Country
Not just to or from certain targets, but about certain targets
As a Senator, Obama Proposed Significant Surveillance Restrictions
Now opposes them as president
NSA Snooping Could Cost Tech Companies Billions
$35 billion in lost contracts from hesitant customers over next three years
Your Phone Is a Pocket Rat
A federal appeals court approves warrantless cellphone tracking, which the NSA may already be doing.
Feds Suspected of Attacking Tor Network Anonymity
Malware affects folks using Firefox
FBI Wants to Patch Right In to Telecom Providers to Collect Metadata
If your phone provider doesn't have the tools to give the feds what they want, don't worry! The FBI is more than happy to provide them.
Twitter Facing Increasing Number of Requests for Users' Data From Governments
Up 40 percent in the first six months of this year
Feds Declassify Small Amount of NSA Snooping Data That We Already Know
Classified talking points made public
New Snowden Revelation: Nearly Everything You Do on the Internet Can Be Collected
Explains program called XKeyscore
Administration to Declassify, Release FISA Orders for Verizon
Today in time for Senate hearings
Privacy Is Not Partisan
A close House vote reveals wide opposition to indiscriminate surveillance.
Rand Paul to Chris Christie: Talk to More Americans
Thinks N.J. governor is out of touch about how public views surveillance
Tea Party Concerns About Counterterrorism, Civil Liberties Skyrocketing
How tea party could you have been if you supported the national security state? About Michele Bachmann level
The Royal Baby and Genetic Privacy
Is it a problem to learn your ancestry from a newspaper story?
Those Feds Who Aren't Reading Our Stuff Are Demanding Internet Companies Give Up Our Passwords
They also want info on how they're encrypted
