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UN Slams Mass Surveillance: “Trying To Appear Tough On Security By Legitimising Largely Useless … Measures”

UN Slams Mass Surveillance: “Trying To Appear Tough On Security By Legitimising Largely Useless … Measures” A White House panel has previously slammed the NSA, and said that mass spying is unnecessary. Now, the United Nations’ Special Rapporteur on the Right to Privacy notes in a new report (with our comments) Deeply concerning … the status of the […]

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Snowden and Allies Issue Warnings as Australia Unleashes Mass Spying

Snowden and Allies Issue Warnings as Australia Unleashes Mass Spying “Go dark against data retention,” consumer advocates tell users in new campaign against invasive surveillance laws The new laws require Australian telecommunications companies and internet service providers (ISPs) to store user metadata for two years. (Photo: greensefa/flickr/cc) As new controversial metadata laws went into effect in […]

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