Stories about: mass surveillance  

A report indicates just how close the NSA and Germany are

The documents should tell what kinds of surveillance rights the US granted itself

Edward Snowden's Russian asylum will expire at the end of next month

Two recent options implemented by Facebook may turn the network into a hassle

Brent Bucci, VP, talks about mass surveillance and how the news has impacted the industry

The WikiLeaks leader thinks the surveillance powers of the NSA will continue growing

Take matters into your own hands if you want to protect your privacy

The company is using the National Security Agency's words against it

It may not keep you safe if the NSA targets you, but it has its uses

The NSA picks up photos from emails, social media, texts

Basic encryption forces NSA to target rather than collect data in bulk, Schneier vehemently points out

Despite their fear of being spied on by the NSA, Americans do nothing for protection

The NSA leaks have changed how people view privacy

Snowden wants to prove he expressed his concern about surveillance programs to higher-ups but was ignored

Germany claims there's not enough evidence of wrongdoing, despite the trove of NSA files that has been exposed

Snowden talked about the circumstances of his possible return to the US

This is one of the reasons that Snowden decided to become a whistleblower, he explained in an interview