Stories about: NSA  

The actor will be portraying the whistleblower in the film that's scheduled for release sometime in 2016

Encryption is a bad thing as long as NSA can't get its hands on people's personal data without a warrant

Spy agencies want to discuss what privacy means, even though the definition is pretty clear and has been for a long time

Verizon says SugarString will write about topics that fit its mission, without expanding on what the mission is

While both collect people's data, Google asks for permission, while the NSA just takes it all without evidence

The site's rules don't allow editors to write about two of the biggest topics for today's media due to Verizon's role

Assange says Google is more "evil" than it wants the world to believe, despite its "Don't be Evil" mantra

Since the GCHQ helps the NSA with mass surveillance and the GCHQ still has loads of employees, the math doesn't add up

The UN is addressing mass surveillance and how it impacts people all over the world as it violates the right to privacy

A fair and open trial, with judges, isn't something US authorities want when they get their hands on Snowden

The UK needs tighter laws and more oversight

NSA's core secrets expose the agency's inner workings

Ahead of the October 24 launch, a trailer for the documentary has made its way online giving us a taste

The NSA has already leaked the information, but it doesn't want you to know it was them behind it all

If the committee ignores the will of the US, Snowden may win

Breaking apart the Internet won't help the US tech industry

Twitter wants to tell users about the National Security Letters and FISA orders it receives in its Transparency Reports