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WSJ: Four ways to distance the NSA from phone records that’ll be considered by government

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Feb
2014

President Obama has his work cut out for him as he tries to restore faith in the US government following the whole NSA spying scandal. He first talked of surveillance reform last year, then in a January 2014 speech …

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