Stories about: mass surveillance  

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

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

The WikiLeaks leader urges Senate commission to look at XKeyscore rather than the statements made by govt agencies

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

There are now at least 2 million additional encrypted sites

"Collection" means something else for spy agencies

The Australian spy agency is getting legal powers to spy on the whole Internet with a single warrant

Whether you're on Facebook, Twitter, or reading your email, you're not safe from the watchful eye of the Egyptian govt

Not only could the NSA cut off Internet access to entire continents, but they can also manipulate links and emails

As expected, the NSA hasn't discovered any emails to prove Snowden's claim of talking about the agency's overreach

Since Yahoo was unwilling to cooperate with the US government, they put pressure on the company to make sure it complied

Congress appears to not really care about NSA's overreach

If Snowden's safety can be guaranteed, he's likely to travel to Switzerland in the coming months

Most often than not, smaller ISPs don't directly handle govt data requests, but they task others to do it for them