Now that the Obama Administration Has Alienated Most Journalists, Does the Phone Privacy Bill Have Legs?
It probably won't really help protect leaks, but it's a start
It probably won't really help protect leaks, but it's a start
Nothing like being the target of a broad records hunt to get their attention
Went online at The New Yorker today
Time to start addressing those legal concerns
Did it really have no other way to track down a leaker?
Is there a rule of threes for scandals?
Balance surveillance and civil liberties he says
The Firefox name is used to fool end users
Cameras were a big help in Boston, but that doesn't mean they are generally a good idea.
Why not the bathroom?
Minimal communications and civil liberties protections leave little with which to work
And you look pretty suspicious, too
Clearly, an effective barrier to excessive nosiness
Mozilla not happy; sends out cease-and-desist letters
78 percent think cameras are a good idea
The Empire will crush the resistance
Would have required telecomms to track all user communications for a year
Hundreds of the snooping devices are already in place
The feds promise not to enforce laws against eavesdropping
The authorities do like their all-seeing cameras
So, it's not just an American thing?
What are you hiding? Oh ... that.
Federal agents have been dinged for the same courtroom games
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