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@WIRED
7 years ago
The NSA's new privacy rules have arrived just in time for Trump’s administration to potentially exploit them.
@WIRED
7 years ago
Donald J. Trump's lust for surveillance capabilities combined with an NSA un-safeguarded by presidential abuse makes for a deeply troubling prospect.
@WIRED
7 years ago
Snowden The Movie has a simple message: The whistleblower is good. The NSA is evil. As Snowden seeks Obama's pardon, that kind of narrative is exactly ...
