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US House Of Representatives Passes Bill Requiring Warrants To Search Old Emails
The US House of Representatives voted on Monday to require law enforcement authorities to obtain a search warrant before seeking old emails from technology companies, a win for privacy advocates fearful the Trump administration may work to expand government surveillance powers.
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US House Panel Seeks Information On NSA Spying Report
A US.House of Representatives committee asked the National Security Agency on Wednesday for information about a media report that the agency, while spying on Israeli officials, also intercepted communications between the Israelis and members of Congress.
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Would Prefer to Live in My Own Country, Says NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden on Saturday criticised Russia - the country that has granted him asylum - calling its crackdown on human rights and online freedom "fundamentally wrong" and said he would prefer not to live in exile.
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Barack Obama Says Sorry to Japan After WikiLeaks Claims of US Spying
US President Barack Obama today apologised to Tokyo after WikiLeaks claimed Washington had spied on Japanese politicians, a government spokesman said today.
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US Says Relationship With Germany Remains Strong Despite Spy Reports
The United States' relationship with Germany remains deep and strong, the State Department said on Thursday after the US ambassador met in Berlin with a top German official to discuss the latest revelations about NSA spying.
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Crunch Time in US Senate as National Security Agency Spy Programs Set to Lapse
CIA chief John Brennan warned Sunday that allowing vital surveillance programs to expire could increase terror threats, as the US Senate convened for a showdown over whether to renew the controversial provisions.
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Berlin Deleted '12,000 NSA Spying Requests': Report
The requests related to a number of senior officials from the French foreign service, and members of EU institutions and countries.
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Appeals Court Grills US Lawyer on NSA Phone Collection
A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday grilled an Obama administration lawyer about the legality of the continuing collection of millions of Americans' phone records, adding fuel to a debate that has raged since the spy program was revealed more than a year ago.
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Experts Report Potential Software 'Back Doors' in US Standards
U.S. government standards for software may enable spying by the National Security Agency through widely used coding formulas that should be jettisoned, some of the country's top independent experts concluded in papers released on Monday.
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Pakistan People's Party Condemns Snooping by US Security Agency
Pakistan People's Party today condemned the US National Security Agency's snooping over it as totally unacceptable and asked the government to take up the issue at the diplomatic level.
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Privacy Panel Defends NSA Foreign Data Sweep
An independent privacy review board on Wednesday defended the National Security Agency's vast foreign intelligence data sweep efforts, despite objections from civil liberties activists.
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US Privacy Board Says NSA Internet Spying Program is Effective But Worrying
The US National Security Agency (NSA)'s data collection program has been an effective tool to enhance the country's security but some elements of the cyber-spying raises privacy concerns, a US federal privacy watchdog said in a report.
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Edward Snowden, Glenn Greenwald urge caution of wider government monitoring at Amnesty event
Edward Snowden and reporter Glenn Greenwald, who brought to light the whistle-blower's leaks about mass US government surveillance last year, appeared together via video link from opposite ends of the earth on Saturday for what was believed to be the first time since Mr Snowden sought asylum in Russia.
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China's Huawei vows security after alleged US hacks
The NSA operation grew to include penetrating Huawei communications products sold to third countries.
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US National Security Agency records all calls in targeted foreign nations: report
The US National Security Agency has created a surveillance system that is recording all the phone calls in an undisclosed foreign country, allowing it to play back any conversation up to 30 days later, the Washington Post reported on Tuesday.
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US House Of Representatives Passes Bill Requiring Warrants To Search Old Emails
The US House of Representatives voted on Monday to require law enforcement authorities to obtain a search warrant before seeking old emails from technology companies, a win for privacy advocates fearful the Trump administration may work to expand government surveillance powers.
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US House Panel Seeks Information On NSA Spying Report
A US.House of Representatives committee asked the National Security Agency on Wednesday for information about a media report that the agency, while spying on Israeli officials, also intercepted communications between the Israelis and members of Congress.
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Would Prefer to Live in My Own Country, Says NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden on Saturday criticised Russia - the country that has granted him asylum - calling its crackdown on human rights and online freedom "fundamentally wrong" and said he would prefer not to live in exile.
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Barack Obama Says Sorry to Japan After WikiLeaks Claims of US Spying
US President Barack Obama today apologised to Tokyo after WikiLeaks claimed Washington had spied on Japanese politicians, a government spokesman said today.
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US Says Relationship With Germany Remains Strong Despite Spy Reports
The United States' relationship with Germany remains deep and strong, the State Department said on Thursday after the US ambassador met in Berlin with a top German official to discuss the latest revelations about NSA spying.
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Crunch Time in US Senate as National Security Agency Spy Programs Set to Lapse
CIA chief John Brennan warned Sunday that allowing vital surveillance programs to expire could increase terror threats, as the US Senate convened for a showdown over whether to renew the controversial provisions.
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Berlin Deleted '12,000 NSA Spying Requests': Report
The requests related to a number of senior officials from the French foreign service, and members of EU institutions and countries.
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Appeals Court Grills US Lawyer on NSA Phone Collection
A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday grilled an Obama administration lawyer about the legality of the continuing collection of millions of Americans' phone records, adding fuel to a debate that has raged since the spy program was revealed more than a year ago.
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Experts Report Potential Software 'Back Doors' in US Standards
U.S. government standards for software may enable spying by the National Security Agency through widely used coding formulas that should be jettisoned, some of the country's top independent experts concluded in papers released on Monday.
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Pakistan People's Party Condemns Snooping by US Security Agency
Pakistan People's Party today condemned the US National Security Agency's snooping over it as totally unacceptable and asked the government to take up the issue at the diplomatic level.
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Privacy Panel Defends NSA Foreign Data Sweep
An independent privacy review board on Wednesday defended the National Security Agency's vast foreign intelligence data sweep efforts, despite objections from civil liberties activists.
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US Privacy Board Says NSA Internet Spying Program is Effective But Worrying
The US National Security Agency (NSA)'s data collection program has been an effective tool to enhance the country's security but some elements of the cyber-spying raises privacy concerns, a US federal privacy watchdog said in a report.
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Edward Snowden, Glenn Greenwald urge caution of wider government monitoring at Amnesty event
Edward Snowden and reporter Glenn Greenwald, who brought to light the whistle-blower's leaks about mass US government surveillance last year, appeared together via video link from opposite ends of the earth on Saturday for what was believed to be the first time since Mr Snowden sought asylum in Russia.
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China's Huawei vows security after alleged US hacks
The NSA operation grew to include penetrating Huawei communications products sold to third countries.
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US National Security Agency records all calls in targeted foreign nations: report
The US National Security Agency has created a surveillance system that is recording all the phone calls in an undisclosed foreign country, allowing it to play back any conversation up to 30 days later, the Washington Post reported on Tuesday.
