The latest legal pronouncement regarding the government’s collection of our phone metadata is in, as a federal court of appeals...
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Read Article This week, President Barack Obama has outlined his proposal to put a stop to the bulk collection of phone metadata....
Read Article Whether you think former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden is a hero or a traitor, at the very least...
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This missing Malaysia Airlines flight has me glued to the TV, news sites, and the #MH370 hashtag on Twitter —...
Read Article Today during an hour long discussion hosted by the ACLU and the Texas Tribune at SXSW, former NSA contractor Edward...
Read Article Anger at the United States Government and the NSA’s surveillance practices hasn’t diminished much since former contractor Edward Snowden leaked...
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You know what they say about the best-laid plans. We collected our top stories of the week this past Thursday...
Read Article Earlier this morning at the Justice Department, President Obama discussed government surveillance in a speech that was as much a...
Read Article The document collection leaked by Edward Snowden continues to bear fruit; a collaborative investigation between The Guardian and the UK’s Channel...
Read Article The deluge of details regarding the NSA’s surveillance tactics shows no sign of abating, as yet another document leaked by...
Read Article A post on CNET today reports that users have filed a lawsuit against social networking giant Facebook over privacy concerns....
Read Article A report out of German news magazine Der Spiegel reveals yet more details about the NSA’s extensive surveillance techniques, which...
Read Article Today, a judge in New York ruled that the NSA’s collection of phone metadata of United States citizens is, in...
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