Obama To Meet With Members of Privacy Oversight Watchdog
On mission to reassure Americans about recent surveillance revelations
On mission to reassure Americans about recent surveillance revelations
Based on allegation it didn't do its job right
Secret court judges not serving as the check on power, it doesn't appear
Wants to be able to disclose more about the procedures
Rubber stamps aren't safeguards
An FBI administrator accidentally spilled the beans
Political offenses are excepted from extradition treaties
Including a plan to detonate a bomb on Wall Street
Facebook and Apple also hoping to disclose information about government requests
Hot mic moment at end of House Intelligence Committee hearing
Most people think its bigger than officials admit
Challenging on First Amendment grounds to release number of people affected
Using technology to keep the government in check.
Good luck with that
Defendant wants to use information to prove innocence
A few reminders about the general state of surveillance and privacy in the U.S.A.
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
Reps Justin Amash and John Conyers part of group
Zero accountability will make everything all right
Hinted at real-time ability to peruse emails
So, you had no public comment period on the Prism scheme?
Facial recognition software comes of age, and creepiness
Truth's coming out, he says
The NSA scandal is the tip of the iceberg.
Well, that's reassuring
Documents seen by The Guardian show that GCHQ spied on foreign delegates during the G20 summits in 2009
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