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This Week In Techdirt History: July 24th – 30th
@techdirt.com 4 years ago
Michael Hayden Ran The NSA And CIA: Now Warns That Encryption Backdoors Will Harm American Security & Tech Leadership
@techcrunch.com 6 years ago
When Snowden mattered
@theverge.com 6 years ago
Facebook, Google, and other tech companies ask lawmakers to reform NSA surveillance law
@techcrunch.com 7 years ago
Trump surveillance fears could lift privacy tech in Europe
@mathewi 8 years ago
RT @counternotions: Former NSA tech director on 'Snooper's charter': Mass surveillance is 99% useless, inundates analysts, costs lives http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jan/06/snoopers-charter-will-cost-british-lives-mps-warned
@techcrunch.com 8 years ago
Encryption Is Being Scapegoated To Mask The Failures Of Mass Surveillance
@techcrunch.com 8 years ago
Hacking Team, Which Sells Surveillance Tech To Governments, Exposed By Major Hack
@techcrunch.com 8 years ago
Push For Greater State Surveillance Powers Could Have Chilling Effect On U.K. Tech Sector
@techcrunch.com 8 years ago
Tech Giants Pile On In Support Of The NSA-Curtailing USA FREEDOM Act
@techcrunch.com 8 years ago
Tech Companies Line Up Behind Surveillance Reform Bill
@thenextweb.com 9 years ago
Google joins Apple, Microsoft and others to call for mass surveillance reform
@techcrunch.com 9 years ago
Tech Giants Call For “Clear, Strong And Effective End” To NSA’s Phone Metadata Surveillance
@thenextweb.com 9 years ago
Google, Apple and others push for the USA Freedom Act
@techcrunch.com 9 years ago
Tech Giants Call For Passage Of Senate NSA Reform Bill
@gigaom.com 9 years ago
It’s not just the NSA: Phone surveillance tech lets any government track your movements
@venturebeat.com 9 years ago
U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy’s latest privacy bill culls NSA surveillance
@techcrunch.com 9 years ago
Tech Companies Throw Their Support Behind Strengthened NSA Reform Bill
@gigaom.com 9 years ago
UN human rights report blows apart governments’ pro-surveillance arguments