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WSJ: NSA collects data from less than one-fifth of all cellphone records

08
Feb
2014

The National Security Agency might be busy collecting your Angry Birds high scores, but our previous notions that the government is collecting all of our phone data may be over-exaggerated, according to the Wall Street Journal. The publication reported this morning that in reality, the agency actually collects less than 20 percent of all call data. So whats going on?

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