NSA Violations of Surveillance Rules Were Repeatedly Reported to Intelligence Court
According to declassified documents
According to declassified documents
Don't like the idea of being monitored
A little more attention than the agency likes
Who watches the watchers? You.
Declined without comment
Documents leaked by Edward Snowden reportedly show that an Australian security agency targeted the phones of Indonesian officials
It's a bit of immigration "reform" that nobody needs.
Agency reportedly tracking international money transfers
As part of international efforts to track terrorism
Revenge of the nerds
As a result of criminal investigation of two men
These are domestic authority requests, not NSA surveillance
Google, others want to reveal how government asks for user data
Will look at how information as gathered as well as how activities are directed
Well, that's reassuring...
Doesn't want to disclose what mystery boxes actually do
The whistleblower may not be asking for clemency, but he should get it.
The federal agency is out of control.
That is a pretty desperate claim
Collection of lawyers, privacy advocates and journalists
As much as the feds allow them to say, anyway
Site passed along hacking threat to FBI. FBI thought Antiwar.com was threatening to hack them.
British ambassador was summoned yesterday
Forces telecommunications companies to allow intelligence agencies to access emails, phone calls, and texts
In response to NSA criticism of reporting
Officials have been complaining about American surveillance
Comments made in letter published by German newspaper Der Spiegel
Chinese could be listening
So perhaps some of the outrage is a bit staged
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