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'Hemisphere' Spying Program Revived Under New Name, Funding - Vimarsana News

'Hemisphere' Spying Program Revived Under New Name, Funding

A massive domestic spying program utilizes a database of phone call data dating back to 1987.

Alarm over secret White House program tracking trillions of phone records - Vimarsana News

Alarm over secret White House program tracking trillions of phone records

"The public interest in an informed debate about government surveillance far outweighs the need to keep this information secret."

Source: wnd.com
Congress demands answers from White House over 'invasive' surveillance program known as Hemisphere that has tracked TRILLIONS of phone records for Americans each year - even if they are not suspected of a crime - Vimarsana News

Congress demands answers from White House over 'invasive' surveillance program known as Hemisphere that has tracked TRILLIONS of phone records for Americans each year - even if they are not suspected of a crime

The under-the-radar system, known as Data Analytical Services or 'Hemisphere', has been in operation for over a decade.

Senator's Letter Exposes Disturbing Extent of Phone Surveillance Program - Vimarsana News

Senator's Letter Exposes Disturbing Extent of Phone Surveillance Program

Information privacy advocates are demanding Congress open an inquiry into the program formerly known as Hemisphere.

White House Program Enabling Mass Phone Surveillance Of Americans Could Be Illegal, Lawmaker Says - Vimarsana News

White House Program Enabling Mass Phone Surveillance Of Americans Could Be Illegal, Lawmaker Says

The White House funds a program that collects trillions of American phone records and a lawmaker is questioning its legality.