Posts Tagged ‘U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court’

Verizon fought the NSA’s metadata collection program but lost anyway

Apr

2014

It looks like Verizons concerns about government snooping go beyond publishing transparency reports — but also havent had much of a tangible effect. The Washington Post understands through both a declassified ruling and sources that Big Red quietly challenged the constitutionality of the NSAs call metadata collection in January, only to be shot down by […]

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Coalition Wants US to End Bulk Data Sweep

Apr

2014

WASHINGTON – More than 40 activist organizations and companies called Tuesday for an overhaul of US government surveillance authority that goes beyond President Barack Obama’s proposal. The coalition said Obama’s proposal to end bulk collection of telephone data by the National Security Agency is positive, but does not go far enough. Any reforms should “prohibit […]

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Secret court approves new limits on NSA-collected phone records

Feb

2014

Just four weeks after President Obama announced a series of changes designed to (partially) rein in the NSAs bulk data collection program, at least two of these measures are moving forward. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has approved two of the Presidents measures, both of which limit the agencys access to Americans phone records. In […]

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Verizon fought the NSA’s metadata collection program but lost anyway

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