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Edward Snowden Questions Elon Musk After Twitter Bans Wife's Pic With Baby: ''Does This...''
In a tweet, Edward Snowden informed that his wife, Lindsay Mill's account was locked due to a photo of her holding her naked baby.
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Elon Musk's New Twitter Poll On Edward Snowden, Julian Assange
Twitter's new owner Elon Musk on Sunday polled users on whether whistleblower Edward Snowden and WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange should be pardoned by the US government.
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Edward Snowden Says China’s Crypto Crackdown Made Bitcoin Stronger
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden threw shade at China via Twitter, saying that Bitcoin got even stronger after the Asian super-power imposed a blanket ban on crypto-activities and made it a punishable offence.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to Interview Edward Snowden via Periscope on Tuesday
The interview between Dorsey and Snowden, which will be done via video conference, will be broadcast at 10:35pm IST on Twitter's live-streaming app Periscope.
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Google Allo Draws Criticism From Edward Snowden for Lack of Privacy
Google's text messaging app Allo has received criticism from Edward Snowden for its decision to store messages that are not sent through 'incognito mode'.
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Twitter CEO Backs 'Pardon Snowden' Campaign
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has joined a growing list of celebrities and other public figures rooting for a presidential pardon for whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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UK's Contentious Online Spying Law Passes Test in Parliament
The Investigatory Powers Bill gives law enforcement officials broad powers to obtain Internet connection records.
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Twitter Users Back Apple In Fight With US Over iPhone Access
Edward Snowden and others on Twitter rallied on Wednesday in support of Apple Inc's opposition to a US court order to help federal investigators by unlocking an iPhone used by one of the shooters in December's deadly attack in San Bernardino, California.
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Smartphone Encryption Targeted as Attacks Renew Calls for Access
"The line to protect the public should not be drawn by two companies who make smartphones."
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Schrems: The Law Student Who Brought Down a Transatlantic Data Pact
Max Schrems took an interest in the subject of privacy while studying for a semester abroad at Santa Clara University in California.
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Snowden Hails EU for Quashing Transatlantic Data Deal
"We are all safer as a result," Edward Snowden said on Twitter on Tuesday.
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Edward Snowden Makes Twitter Debut, Follows the NSA
Snowden attracted more than 171,000 followers in about an hour and had 740,000 by Tuesday evening.
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Edward Snowden Joins Twitter, Only Follows the NSA
Edward Snowden, the source behind a slew of revelations about National Security Agency spying programs in recent years, is now on Twitter and gaining followers fast.
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Edward Snowden Debuts on Twitter, Follows Only One Account - NSA
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden has debuted on Twitter with a powerful first post: "Can you hear me now?"
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Could Twitter Stop the Next Terrorist Attack?
Popular social media sites have become instrumental in helping terrorist groups expand their influence
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Edward Snowden Questions Elon Musk After Twitter Bans Wife's Pic With Baby: ''Does This...''
In a tweet, Edward Snowden informed that his wife, Lindsay Mill's account was locked due to a photo of her holding her naked baby.
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Elon Musk's New Twitter Poll On Edward Snowden, Julian Assange
Twitter's new owner Elon Musk on Sunday polled users on whether whistleblower Edward Snowden and WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange should be pardoned by the US government.
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Edward Snowden Says China’s Crypto Crackdown Made Bitcoin Stronger
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden threw shade at China via Twitter, saying that Bitcoin got even stronger after the Asian super-power imposed a blanket ban on crypto-activities and made it a punishable offence.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to Interview Edward Snowden via Periscope on Tuesday
The interview between Dorsey and Snowden, which will be done via video conference, will be broadcast at 10:35pm IST on Twitter's live-streaming app Periscope.
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Google Allo Draws Criticism From Edward Snowden for Lack of Privacy
Google's text messaging app Allo has received criticism from Edward Snowden for its decision to store messages that are not sent through 'incognito mode'.
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Twitter CEO Backs 'Pardon Snowden' Campaign
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has joined a growing list of celebrities and other public figures rooting for a presidential pardon for whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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UK's Contentious Online Spying Law Passes Test in Parliament
The Investigatory Powers Bill gives law enforcement officials broad powers to obtain Internet connection records.
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Twitter Users Back Apple In Fight With US Over iPhone Access
Edward Snowden and others on Twitter rallied on Wednesday in support of Apple Inc's opposition to a US court order to help federal investigators by unlocking an iPhone used by one of the shooters in December's deadly attack in San Bernardino, California.
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Smartphone Encryption Targeted as Attacks Renew Calls for Access
"The line to protect the public should not be drawn by two companies who make smartphones."
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Schrems: The Law Student Who Brought Down a Transatlantic Data Pact
Max Schrems took an interest in the subject of privacy while studying for a semester abroad at Santa Clara University in California.
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Snowden Hails EU for Quashing Transatlantic Data Deal
"We are all safer as a result," Edward Snowden said on Twitter on Tuesday.
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Edward Snowden Makes Twitter Debut, Follows the NSA
Snowden attracted more than 171,000 followers in about an hour and had 740,000 by Tuesday evening.
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Edward Snowden Joins Twitter, Only Follows the NSA
Edward Snowden, the source behind a slew of revelations about National Security Agency spying programs in recent years, is now on Twitter and gaining followers fast.
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Edward Snowden Debuts on Twitter, Follows Only One Account - NSA
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden has debuted on Twitter with a powerful first post: "Can you hear me now?"
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Could Twitter Stop the Next Terrorist Attack?
Popular social media sites have become instrumental in helping terrorist groups expand their influence
