NSA Surveillance Debate
Discussions center on NSA's access to user data from tech companies like Google, referencing Snowden leaks, PRISM, Tempora, and debates over legality, warrants, and government spying programs.
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Great, can NSA download my data too now?
The NSA may be a different story.https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempora
Google reports straight to NSA cia anyways all messages. Do people listening at all what Snowden revealed ?
But what exactly has been "confirmed"? There are no details. What is being alleged is broad, unrestricted access by the NSA to all user account data, not specific targeted individuals. While the Verizon metadata case is disconcerting, there is legal precedent for pen register/trap-and-trace going back decades. It's on shaky legal footing, but not obscenely illegal.On the other hand, blanket access to the email contents of every American on domestic soil, for the NSA to jus
which guardian article is being discussed? because if you look at http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/06/us-tech-giants-n... they are absolutely correct in what they report. everything is qualified with "the documents say...", etc.
nsa is storing everything
Yes, because the public allows it.https://www.eff.org/nsa-spying/timeline
Odds are that NSA already has them, but this makes it legal.
NSA already has the data. /s
The NSA can't just request information about Americans