There is therefore nothing constitutionally offensive about the newly revealed NSA data-mining program that seeks to identify terrorist networks through telephone-log pattern recognition. But doesn't the other NSA program — the spooky-sounding James …
They are no longer here, but I can imagine their hurt had they read this on the front page of the June 7 Wall Street Journal: "The National Security Agency's monitoring of Americans includes customer records from the three major phone networks as well …
… The Guardian has acquired top-secret documents about the NSA's data-mining tool, called 'Boundless Informant' that reportedly details and even maps by country the voluminous amount of information it collects from computer and telephone networks.
"The program is set up for a very limited purpose and a limited objective, and that is to identify individuals in the United States who are using a telephone for terrorist activities and to draw that network," he said. Mueller told lawmakers that one …
Private investment and advances in technology, brought about by a competition policy that encouraged cable and phone companies to improve their networks, have propelled America's networks forward. Over the last three years America's broadband …
There is therefore nothing constitutionally offensive about the newly revealed NSA data-mining program that seeks to identify terrorist networks through telephone-log pattern recognition. But doesn't the other NSA program — the spooky-sounding James …
The conventional telephone network is vulnerable to wiretapping. And many Internet-based telephony applications, including Skype, are vulnerable to interception as well. But an Internet telephony application called Silent Circle is believed to be …
A day later, the Washington Post reported the existence of a programme code-named PRISM, under which the NSA collects an unknown quantity of e-mails, internet phone-calls, photos, videos, file transfers and social-networking data from big internet …
Effective today, pre-paid customers using a Digicel phone to call any other network will pay a low of $2.49 per minute to a high of $2.99 per minute under a suite of new plans announced by the company. This is a massive reduction – from a high of $14 …
"The program is set up for a very limited purpose and a limited objective, and that is to identify individuals in the United States who are using a telephone for terrorist activities and to draw that network," he said. Mueller told lawmakers that one …
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