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US Supreme Court Snubs Wikipedia Bid To Challenge NSA's Online Surveillance
The US Supreme Court today declined to hear a bid by the operator of the popular Wikipedia internet encyclopedia to resurrect its lawsuit against the National Security Agency challenging mass online surveillance.
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US Whistleblower Edward Snowden Gets Russian Passport: Report
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, who exposed the scale of secret surveillance by the National Security Agency (NSA), has sworn an oath of allegiance to Russia and received a Russian passport, TASS reported on Friday.
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National Security Agency Triples Collection Of Phone Records in United States
The US National Security Agency collected 534 million records of phone calls and text messages of Americans last year, more than triple gathered in 2016, a US intelligence agency report released on Friday said.
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Trump Signs Bill Renewing NSA's Internet Surveillance Programme
U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said he signed into law a bill renewing the National Security Agency's warrantless internet surveillance programme, sealing a defeat for digital privacy advocates.
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US House Intelligence Panel Unveils NSA Spy Programme Overhaul Bill
The US House of Representatives Intelligence Committee said it had introduced a bill on Wednesday to overhaul a National Security Agency surveillance program to better protect Americans' privacy.
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Former US Spy Chiefs Urge Congress To Renew Internet Surveillance Law
Former US intelligence officials who worked for both Republican and Democratic presidents urged Congress on Monday to renew an internet surveillance program they said has stopped terrorist plots and helped policymakers steer through international crises.
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Wikimedia Can Pursue NSA Surveillance Lawsuit, Rules US Appeals Court
The court ruled that Wikimedia Foundation had a legal right to challenge the government's Upstream surveillance programme.
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US Spy Agency Abandons Controversial Surveillance Technique
The US National Security Agency said on Friday it had stopped a form of surveillance that allowed it to collect without a warrant the digital communications of Americans who mentioned a foreign intelligence target in their messages, marking an unexpected triumph for privacy advocates long critical of the practice.
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US House Of Representatives Passes Bill Requiring Warrants To Search Old Emails
The US House of Representatives voted on Monday to require law enforcement authorities to obtain a search warrant before seeking old emails from technology companies, a win for privacy advocates fearful the Trump administration may work to expand government surveillance powers.
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FBI Can Easily Spy on Journalists Working in the US, Report Claims
A report by The Intercept claims that FBI can easily obtain phone records of journalists and also target their sources.
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Yahoo Email Scan Shows US Spy Push to Recast Constitutional Privacy
Yahoo's search went far beyond what would be required to monitor a single email account.
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Edward Snowden Sends Strong Anti-Surveillance Message To Donald Trump
In a clear message to US President-elect Donald Trump, the famed National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower Edward Snowden has said that government surveillance programmes will create "vulnerabilities" for social media users.
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US, UK Spies Targeted Airline Passengers' Mobiles: Report
"The use of mobile phones with internet connections in the sky gave rise to the creation of specific programs at the NSA and GCHQ."
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Yahoo Email Search: US Pressed to Disclose Secret Court's Order
Yahoo performed the search on behest of US intelligence officials with an order from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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Yahoo Secretly Scanned Customer Emails For US Intel: Sources
Yahoo Inc last year secretly built a custom software program to search all of its customers' incoming emails for specific information provided by US intelligence officials, according to people familiar with the matter.
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US Supreme Court Snubs Wikipedia Bid To Challenge NSA's Online Surveillance
The US Supreme Court today declined to hear a bid by the operator of the popular Wikipedia internet encyclopedia to resurrect its lawsuit against the National Security Agency challenging mass online surveillance.
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US Whistleblower Edward Snowden Gets Russian Passport: Report
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden, who exposed the scale of secret surveillance by the National Security Agency (NSA), has sworn an oath of allegiance to Russia and received a Russian passport, TASS reported on Friday.
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National Security Agency Triples Collection Of Phone Records in United States
The US National Security Agency collected 534 million records of phone calls and text messages of Americans last year, more than triple gathered in 2016, a US intelligence agency report released on Friday said.
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Trump Signs Bill Renewing NSA's Internet Surveillance Programme
U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said he signed into law a bill renewing the National Security Agency's warrantless internet surveillance programme, sealing a defeat for digital privacy advocates.
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US House Intelligence Panel Unveils NSA Spy Programme Overhaul Bill
The US House of Representatives Intelligence Committee said it had introduced a bill on Wednesday to overhaul a National Security Agency surveillance program to better protect Americans' privacy.
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Former US Spy Chiefs Urge Congress To Renew Internet Surveillance Law
Former US intelligence officials who worked for both Republican and Democratic presidents urged Congress on Monday to renew an internet surveillance program they said has stopped terrorist plots and helped policymakers steer through international crises.
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Wikimedia Can Pursue NSA Surveillance Lawsuit, Rules US Appeals Court
The court ruled that Wikimedia Foundation had a legal right to challenge the government's Upstream surveillance programme.
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US Spy Agency Abandons Controversial Surveillance Technique
The US National Security Agency said on Friday it had stopped a form of surveillance that allowed it to collect without a warrant the digital communications of Americans who mentioned a foreign intelligence target in their messages, marking an unexpected triumph for privacy advocates long critical of the practice.
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US House Of Representatives Passes Bill Requiring Warrants To Search Old Emails
The US House of Representatives voted on Monday to require law enforcement authorities to obtain a search warrant before seeking old emails from technology companies, a win for privacy advocates fearful the Trump administration may work to expand government surveillance powers.
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FBI Can Easily Spy on Journalists Working in the US, Report Claims
A report by The Intercept claims that FBI can easily obtain phone records of journalists and also target their sources.
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Yahoo Email Scan Shows US Spy Push to Recast Constitutional Privacy
Yahoo's search went far beyond what would be required to monitor a single email account.
-
Edward Snowden Sends Strong Anti-Surveillance Message To Donald Trump
In a clear message to US President-elect Donald Trump, the famed National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower Edward Snowden has said that government surveillance programmes will create "vulnerabilities" for social media users.
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US, UK Spies Targeted Airline Passengers' Mobiles: Report
"The use of mobile phones with internet connections in the sky gave rise to the creation of specific programs at the NSA and GCHQ."
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Yahoo Email Search: US Pressed to Disclose Secret Court's Order
Yahoo performed the search on behest of US intelligence officials with an order from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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Yahoo Secretly Scanned Customer Emails For US Intel: Sources
Yahoo Inc last year secretly built a custom software program to search all of its customers' incoming emails for specific information provided by US intelligence officials, according to people familiar with the matter.
