A Year After Reform Push, NSA Still Collects Bulk Domestic Data, Still Lacks Way to Assess Value By theintercept on January 29, 2015 The presidential advisory board on privacy that recommended a slew of domestic surveillance reforms You must subscribe and be logged in to read this archived content.visit original source at firstlook.org/theintercept/‹ Faire face au problème du harcèlement en ligneEFF Wins Battle Over Secret Legal Opinions on Government Spying ›Categories: The InterceptTags: 215, 702, Archive, Froomkin, PCLOB, Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board, surveillance Related Articles CIA Drove Spike in Media Leak Investigation Requests Under Trump House’s Resolve to Curb Surveillance State Faces Biggest Test Since Trump Presidency How to Defend Yourself Against the Powerful New NSO Spyware Attacks Discovered Around the World “Meant to Intimidate”: Months After Police Raids, Kashmir Human Rights Groups Remain Dormant Facing Years in Prison for Drone Leak, Daniel Hale Makes His Case Against U.S. Assassination Program Stuck in the Smoke as Billionaires Blast Off
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