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jeff198527
An older-lady I'm friends with and who is well-connected told me once that US phone lines have been bugged in one way or another since the late 1920s. On another interesting note, German-speakers were spied upon until 1956. The U.S. Government is unbelievably paranoid. IMO.
Frederic Bastiat
"It shifts responsibility for storing the data to telephone companies, allowing authorities to access the information only with a warrant from a secret counterterror court..."
So, that means the IT companies (telephone et al) are doing the storage work and forced to comply with the still-secret UNCONSTITUTIONAL warrants. Nothing really changed.
ebisen
Doe anyone really believe this crap? After all that happened?
wanderlust
They'll just get their partners GCHQ in the UK to do it for them...as they reciprocate to the British.
darnname
Uh huh. Yep, right. Sure.
I trust this will be followed by some ironically-timed attack somewhere...
Saul Schimek
They won't stop...now that our politicians have a taste for power. it won't stop
CrazyJoe
Trading away our privacy and other rights for promised security is the devil's deal. Authoritarian governments have used this con for too many centuries to count.
Goodlucktoyou
I can really, really believe they will stop.