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Apr 15 15 8:35 AM
PeacefulSwannie wrote:icepick wrote:With all of this attention, it would be a deterrent. Which is far better than we have now. While it's not perfect by any means, I am upset that they didn't even debate it.Tim, here is an excerpt from an article I just read....The National Security Agency is embroiled in a battle with tech companies over access to encrypted data that would allow it to spy (more easily) on millions of Americans and international citizens. Last month, companies like Google, Microsoft, and AppleĀ urged the Obama administration to put an end to the NSA's bulk collection of metadata. The NSA, on the other hand, continues to parade the idea that the government needs access to encrypted data on smartphones and other devices to track and prevent criminal activity. Now, NSA director Michael S. Rogers says he might have a solution.
icepick wrote:With all of this attention, it would be a deterrent. Which is far better than we have now. While it's not perfect by any means, I am upset that they didn't even debate it.
The National Security Agency is embroiled in a battle with tech companies over access to encrypted data that would allow it to spy (more easily) on millions of Americans and international citizens. Last month, companies like Google, Microsoft, and AppleĀ urged the Obama administration to put an end to the NSA's bulk collection of metadata. The NSA, on the other hand, continues to parade the idea that the government needs access to encrypted data on smartphones and other devices to track and prevent criminal activity. Now, NSA director Michael S. Rogers says he might have a solution.
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