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Hey, Mr. President! Zuck calls Obama to complain about NSA spying
By Michelle Fitzsimmons published
The Facebook CEO wrote a missive calling for a safe and secure internet. And he literally phoned the president.
NSA took control of botnets to use as new spying resource
By Alex Hamilton published
A slide leaked by Edward Snowden has shown that the NSA appropriated botnets to use as spying platforms, possibly infecting millions of computers.
Snowden calls for better encryption to protect public from government spying
By Michelle Fitzsimmons published
NSA whistleblower revealed during a rare live interview that what he thinks will help defend citizens from governments' prying eyes.
The new 'Snowden Phone' is a locked-down Samsung Galaxy S2
By Matt Swider published
Is your next phone going to be an encrypted smartphones? This one is cheap enough to seem plausible.
GCHQ's been watching you: millions of Yahoo webcam images intercepted
By Kate Solomon published
Pictures from over 1.8m Yahoo users' webcams were reportedly intercepted and stored by the GCHQ.
NSA phone data collection may not be as 'massive' as we thought
By Michael Rougeau published
According to a new report, the US spy agency actually collects data on less than 20% of all phone calls.
Tech companies disclose secret government data requests
By Alex Hamilton published
Facebook, Microsoft, Google and other big web companies have released info about government data requests they have received over the past year.
Not even Google Maps, Angry Birds are safe from NSA and GCHQ spying
By Michael Rougeau published
Updated The US and UK intelligence agencies reportedly target apps that 'leak' a lot of user data, including one very popular mobile game.
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