In what can only be considered a landmark win for pro-privacy advocates, this past Monday US District Court Judge Richard Leon has ruled against the NSA in a lawsuit brought by activist Larry Klayman against the mass collection of...
According to TIME, Barack Obama will be meeting executives from the tech industry today to talk about the future of the Healthcare.gov website, as well as the surveillance that has been done by the National Security Agency (NSA)....
The USA Freedom Act aims to curb mass data collection by US intelligence agencies. However, even if the act is passed into law, because of the wording of the bill, it has been pointed out that it may not be effective enough to do ...
No one wants to have their phone calls monitored, even if they are warned in advanced. Leaked documents show the National Security Agency (NSA) is not only able to take your location data but also able to decode (monitor/record) y...
Another leak that has come to us from Edward Snowden reveals that the National Security Agency (NSA) uses Google’s tracking cookies to find out where their targets are. Tracking cookies are a common method used by advertiser...
After asking for reform back in October, many of the big names in tech are officially coming together to, hopefully, put an end to the National Security Agency’s poking around. You see, Microsoft, AOL, Yahoo, Google, LinkedIn, Twi...
The NSA is everywhere these days trying to collect information on unsuspecting terrorist and innocent bystanders. A latest Guardian report claims that the NSA has undercover agents on both Xbox Live and in World of Warcraft, along...
This past Friday, the National Security Agency (NSA) released a statement that defended their mass collection of cellphone data. They claim their database, which has information on hundreds of millions of cellphone users, is compl...
In yet another revelation from Edward Snowden, The Washington Post reports that the National Security Agency (NSA) is collecting approximately 5 billion records per day on the location of mobile phones. These phones aren’t j...
Tired of government snooping? Apparently, so is Microsoft. The software giant has announced a plan to cut down on government intrusion. The plan is aggressive and Microsoft plans on having all its new security measures in place by...
It seems that India will be using the ongoing US-Indo police chiefs conference for a chance to bone up on their spying skills. The country, which is one of many who has criticized the American government for spying on its foreign ...
Maybe we could even get the NSA to come and make our beds and mow our yards as well.
The revelations made by Edward Snowden about USA’s spying prowess have irked governments all around the world. Since then governments have been looking for telecommunication alternatives that are free from all intrusions of ...
Due to Edward Snowden’s revelations about the spying prowess of the NSA, many people have been irked with using computers, smartphones, tablets and even gaming consoles — thinking in the back of our minds whether this ...
It seems that the National Security Agency (NSA) may have been working with Level 3, whose fiber optics cables connect both Yahoo and Google’s data centers, to spy on these companies. Level 3 is an internet service provider ...
