NSA Collects Telephone Records Of Millions Of Verizon Customers
The National Security Agency is collecting the telephone records of millions of Verizon customers. The Guardian reports, the NSA received permission in April from the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. The order covers a three month period that ends July 19. The scope of the permission is unusual. Most FISA orders cover named suspects in specific cases. The blanket order forces Verizon to hand over data on location, time, duration and unique identifiers of wireless calls. But NSA can't see what people said on the calls.
I can understand connecting two or more numbers with each other for evidence affiliation but don't you find it stupid that they can't hear the conversation? That's kind of the point isn't it?
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I can understand connecting two or more numbers with each other for evidence affiliation but don't you find it stupid that they can't hear the conversation? That's kind of the point isn't it?
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ReplyDeleteAll this and even several warnings from the Russian government and they didn't catch the Boston bombers beforehand.
ReplyDeleteThat's because they weren't dumb enough to use their phones 8:11. The smart bad guys meet in person.
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