Stories about: mass surveillance  

In order to avoid NSA's mass surveillance tools, the focus needs to be in several areas

The information came to light during the investigations into their surveillance habits

NSA stuck to its classic statement claiming "zero tolerance" for such violations, but the reality seems different

Snowden hopes to get a fair trial where the public service of his deeds is recognized

The Commissioner says those who disclose human rights violations should be protected

Unlike the NSA, Google won't keep vulnerabilities a secret

The GCHQ can manipulate, control and extract information in a lot of ways

The GCHQ's surveillance habits could get the agency in trouble

Only a small fraction of the people the NSA spies on are doing anything illegal, but that doesn't stop the agency

The Director of National Intelligence had no qualms about exposing this in a letter sent to Senator Ron Wyden

NSA's allies from the Five Eyes are not on the list

Rogers has mentioned that the list of world leaders that the NSA spies on is mostly intact, as was expected

It's now clear that the NSA uselessly spies on everyone

Under one single order in 2013, the NSA collected data about 89,000 targets, but millions could be affected

The ministries will from now on work with Deutsche Telekom

They did this to point out system vulnerabilities

The move cuts down funds for NSA's backdoors in hardware and imposes the need for warrant, but it may not be enough