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India Raises Concerns With US Over Cyber Spying
India has raised its concerns with the US over reported authorisation given to American entities to "intrude upon" the privacy of communication networks of Indian government, its citizens and institutions.
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Julian Assange Says Time Has Come for Action After US Spying Revelations
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange told French television Wednesday that the time had come for legal action over US snooping after leaked documents revealing Washington had spied on three French presidents sparked fresh outrage.
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The NSA Can't Surveil Americans' Every Phone Call - At Least for Now
Today is a landmark day for Americans' privacy: you can finally make a telephone call in the United States without the NSA automatically keeping a record of who you called, when, and for how long. It's been more than a decade since that was the case. Now the only question is: will it last?
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Planned US Cyber Warfare Program Could Hurt Innocent Countries: Edward Snowden
A developing U.S. cyber security program would not only hunt down and halt potential computer attacks but also strike back without staff oversight, according to former U.S. National Security Agency contractor, Edward Snowden.
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Friends Don't Snoop on Each Other: Sushma Swaraj to John Kerry
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said that she complained today to US Secretary of State John Kerry about allegations that the National Security Agency targeted her party for surveillance.
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Snooping Row: 'Unacceptable', Says India As It Summons Top US Diplomats
India will lodge a strong protest today with the US after a report that its National Security Agency snooped on the BJP.
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Google's Larry Page says US online spying threatens democracy
Google co-founder Larry Page on Wednesday condemned US government snooping on the Internet as a threat to democracy.
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Barack Obama may ban US intelligence collection on allied leaders
President Barack Obama may ban US spying on allied leaders as part of a review of intelligence gathering, a senior Obama administration official said today amid a diplomatic uproar over the National Security Agency's surveillance ability.
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US snooping programme had one server located in India: reports
A controversial US surveillance programme that sweeps Internet usage data had 700 snooping servers installed at 150 locations around the world, including one in India, according to a report.
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India Raises Concerns With US Over Cyber Spying
India has raised its concerns with the US over reported authorisation given to American entities to "intrude upon" the privacy of communication networks of Indian government, its citizens and institutions.
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Julian Assange Says Time Has Come for Action After US Spying Revelations
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange told French television Wednesday that the time had come for legal action over US snooping after leaked documents revealing Washington had spied on three French presidents sparked fresh outrage.
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The NSA Can't Surveil Americans' Every Phone Call - At Least for Now
Today is a landmark day for Americans' privacy: you can finally make a telephone call in the United States without the NSA automatically keeping a record of who you called, when, and for how long. It's been more than a decade since that was the case. Now the only question is: will it last?
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Planned US Cyber Warfare Program Could Hurt Innocent Countries: Edward Snowden
A developing U.S. cyber security program would not only hunt down and halt potential computer attacks but also strike back without staff oversight, according to former U.S. National Security Agency contractor, Edward Snowden.
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Friends Don't Snoop on Each Other: Sushma Swaraj to John Kerry
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said that she complained today to US Secretary of State John Kerry about allegations that the National Security Agency targeted her party for surveillance.
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Snooping Row: 'Unacceptable', Says India As It Summons Top US Diplomats
India will lodge a strong protest today with the US after a report that its National Security Agency snooped on the BJP.
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Google's Larry Page says US online spying threatens democracy
Google co-founder Larry Page on Wednesday condemned US government snooping on the Internet as a threat to democracy.
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Barack Obama may ban US intelligence collection on allied leaders
President Barack Obama may ban US spying on allied leaders as part of a review of intelligence gathering, a senior Obama administration official said today amid a diplomatic uproar over the National Security Agency's surveillance ability.
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US snooping programme had one server located in India: reports
A controversial US surveillance programme that sweeps Internet usage data had 700 snooping servers installed at 150 locations around the world, including one in India, according to a report.
