Profiling An Nsa News Today

Around 2002, around the olympics, the government was sucking in every single text message and e-mail going in and out of salt lake city in 2002. depending on who is in charge, there is a lot of potential for abuse. >> the sources that i have in big data they say he or she who has the data wins. as we know, nsa in its discretion that it has on setting these filters, officials can say that the system relies on self-policing. but should we believe in that? because it seems what we have been learnin...

In the sense that they are very strict rules. in other words, staffers and aides are not permitted in these meetings and note taking is not allowed. a number of things that i think will be, you know, will be on the agenda and on the table when it comes to reforming. first of all, when it comes to, you know, when it comes to the 75% statistic that is really mind blowing. we are talking millions and millions and millions of bytes of internet data and many can include mundane conversations youre ha...

We all would be impressed. a new report outlining the staggering amount of information the government surveillance programs can obtain from "wall street journal" profiling an nsa surveillance programming covering 75% of the nations internet traffic. details on the man who revealed the program, edward snowden. the nsa is overwhelmed trying to figure out how much and exactly what snowden took. u.s. is working to bring him home, despite his year-long temporary asylum to russia. we say hello to je...