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Surveillance

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New York Times

Secret documents reveal more than 1,000 targets of American and British surveillance in recent years, including the office of an Israeli prime minister, heads of international aid organizations, foreign energy companies and a EU official

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Joseph Kishore, Global Research

Leaks to the media make clear that the panel is a whitewash and that the administration is planning purely cosmetic changes. The panel was set up to divert and dissipate popular outrage with a pretense of reform, while institutionalizing the spying p

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Last March – before Edward Snowden revealed the NSA’s sweeping collection of phone and other data – Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said no such operation existed. Now, a group of ex-national security officials urge President Obama to

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Joe Coscarelli, New York Mag.

The government even has its eye on elves and orcs, according to the latest from Snowden's NSA leaks. ProPublica, reports that the NSA fears online games like World of Warcraft, Second Life, and Microsoft’s Xbox Live universe could serve as a “target-

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Ashkan Soltani, Andrea Peterson, etc. Washington P

The National Security Agency is secretly piggybacking on the tools that enable Internet advertisers to track consumers, using "cookies" and location data to pinpoint targets for government hacking and to bolster surveillance.

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USA Today

Local police are increasingly able to scoop up large amounts of cellphone data using new technologies, including cell tower dumps and secret mobile devices known as Stingrays. Here's a closer look at how police do it.

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