Cameras in schools: the rule of unintended consequences strikes again
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Search Results for ‘node/"electronic surveillance"’ — 29 articles
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Wikileaks releases more Global Intelligence Files; some highlights
Wikileaks has released another batch of emails from the private intelligence company Stratfor. Among them are some interesting bits of information, including:
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Everyone who attended OWS with a cell phone had their identity logged, says security expert
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STELLAR WIND: NSA program spied on “hundreds of millions” of Americans, says Thomas Drake
"In effect, the United States of America was turned into the equivalent of a foreign nation for the purpose of dragnet electronic surveillance, on a very wide scale."
- NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake
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Rep. Hank Johnson: Is the NSA spying on US persons?
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After NSA whistleblowers accused the secretive, behemoth military snooping agency of dragnet electronic surveillance, Representative Hank Johnson asked the head of the NSA, General Keith Alexander, some tough questions.
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“Why Google won’t protect you from Big Brother”
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Privacy researcher Chris Soghoian on electronic surveillance.
More on electronic surveillance.
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Their big government contracts, our privacy nightmare
The first in a series on the Wikileaks Spyfiles.
University of California San Diego students and faculty might be surprised to learn that their school has an "advanced technology research" relationship with a corporation engaged in extensive Internet snooping.
