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Sprint had legal details of the NSA’s bulk phone data collection in 2010

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2014

The public only started learning about the legal justifications for the NSAs collection of bulk phone records last June, but we now know that at least one telecom received notice much earlier. Both declassified info and Washington Post interviews …

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