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The U.S. government is spending billions of dollars to ensure that they can monitor and track every single activity in which you engage, be it online of off.
He has been lauded and vilified in equal measure. But did the journalist's 'outsider' status help him land Edward Snowden's NSA revelations? Why did he nearly miss the story? And how powerless did he feel when his partner was detained at Heathrow?
In June 2013, Edward Snowden was sitting in his room at the Mira hotel in Hong Kong, watching the world react to the first of his explosive leaks about the NSA’s out-of-control surveillance, when he was tipped off that the NSA might be closing in on
At a meeting with his British counterparts in 2008, Keith Alexander, then head of the National Security Agency, reportedly asked, “Why can’t we collect all the signals, all the time?”
The NSA has been covertly implanting interception tools in US servers heading overseas – even though the US government has warned against using Chinese technology for the same reasons, says Glenn Greenwald,
Greenwald: NSA Intercepts Computer Hardware And Fits It With Surveillance Equipment
Every new car sold in Britain will have to have a ‘black box’ device fitted to track drivers’ movements from next year, under plans being imposed by the European Union.
This is good weekend watching if any of you missed it last week. I did somehow. Skip to 6:58 for the first opening statement.
The agency asks that judges be allowed to issue warrants to search computers outside their judicial districts
Newsweek: A chance restroom moment 16 years ago revealed surprise visitor; claim follows magazine’s reports on Israel’s ‘shocking’ spy activities
Next Future Surveillance Technology - No One Escape
If you’ve been concerning yourself with the Heartbleed bug and the National Security Agency, you might as well have these seven items on your radar, too.
Israel spies on the United States more than any other ally does and these activities have reached an alarming level, Newsweek magazine reported on Tuesday.
An idea the government has been kicking around since 2011 is finally making its debut. Calling this move ill-timed would be the most gracious way of putting it.
As reported by Eric W. Dolan in Raw Story, May 5, 2014. Young people of the Daily Paul, what do you think about this?
Virtually every country on Earth will be able to build or acquire drones capable of firing missiles within the next ten years. Armed aerial drones will be used for targeted killings, terrorism and the government suppression of civil unrest. What’s wo
DuckDuckGo, The Search Engine That Doesn't Track You Like Google Does, Just Got A Lot Better
This Nivea Ad Comes With A Tracking Device That Keeps Your Kid From Running Off At The Beach [THE BRIEF]
Virtually everything that you do is being watched. Do you drive a car? Do you watch television? Do you use a cell phone? As you do any of those things, information about you is being recorded and tracked. We live at a time when personal privacy
Your iPhone Gathers A Lot More Of Your Location Data Than You Thought — Here's How To Disable It
The FBI is quietly pushing its plan to force surveillance backdoors on social networks, VoIP, and Web e-mail providers, and that the bureau is asking Internet companies not to oppose a law making those backdoors mandatory.
Edward Snowden, the former U.S. intelligence contractor who has been leaking information about government data collection programs, said Friday before a debate on state surveillance that entire populations, rather than just individuals, now live unde
In December, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, which oversees how investments are sold, proposed what it calls Cards, an electronic system that would regularly collect data on balances and transactions in brokerage accounts.
The German government advised against calling former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden to Berlin as a witness in a parliamentary inquiry into U.S. spying, saying this would cause damage to relations with Washington.
"We watch our own people more closely than we watch any other population in the world."
The Supreme Court on Tuesday will take up a hot-button issue of privacy in the digital age: Can police, without a warrant, rummage through the cell phones of people they arrest?
Technologies designed specifically to track and monitor human beings have been in development for at least two decades.
Sad state of affairs as the only meaningful media questioning of mass surveillance comes from Daily Show Offshoot
"They basically have turned themselves in my opinion in to a rogue agency...on a monstrous scale on steroids."
Hillary Clinton, the queen of humanitarian plunder, spent some of her time at the University of Connecticut last Wednesday promoting the persecution of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden along with the official rationale for NSA overreach. Edward Snowd