DamianTV
10-13-2013, 03:36 PM
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/10/fisc-approves-phone-metadata-collection-yet-again/
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has once again approved the blanket collection of telephony metadata from American phone companies.
The controversial program, justified under Foreign Services Intelligence Act, first came to light in June, when documents showing that Verizon was handing over phone metadata were published by The Guardian.
The previous order authorizing the collection of the information expired yesterday. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has published a press release disclosing that the court has approved the government's request to re-authorize collection and continue the program.
Lets start by throwing THEM in the Woods!
Does anyone think than ANY Tyrant will ever vote themselves LESS Power?
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has once again approved the blanket collection of telephony metadata from American phone companies.
The controversial program, justified under Foreign Services Intelligence Act, first came to light in June, when documents showing that Verizon was handing over phone metadata were published by The Guardian.
The previous order authorizing the collection of the information expired yesterday. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has published a press release disclosing that the court has approved the government's request to re-authorize collection and continue the program.
Lets start by throwing THEM in the Woods!
Does anyone think than ANY Tyrant will ever vote themselves LESS Power?