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'Government has your d*ck pics'

NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has reframed the government surveillance debate in terms we can all understand: personal nude photos. Ref. Source 1

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I would rather have the NSA listening in than a terrorist trying to kill innocent Americans. That's how it is... Give and take for a more secure world.

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Federal appeals court: NSA collection of phone data illegal

Court rules that program to collect information on billions of phone calls is not authorized by the Patriot Act. Ref. USAToday

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Illegal? Sure. Necessary? Very much so. If we waited to collect data on suspects then we will never find those who don't appear to be suspects. The recent description of neighbors who knew the men that killed the security guard at the art show is a good example of how terrorist appear to look like quiet law abiding citizens but they're not.

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NSA Planned to Hijack Google App Store to Hack Smartphones:

The National Security Agency and its closest allies planned to hijack data links to Google and Samsung app stores to infect smartphones with spyware, a top-secret document reveals. Ref. Source 5s

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Court asked to kill off NSA's 'zombie dragnet' of Americans' bulk phone data:

While the surveillance dragnet was phased out by Congress and Barack Obama last month, an American Civil Liberties Union suit seeks to end a twilight, zombie period of the same US phone records collection, slated under the new law to last six months. Ref. Source 5a

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D.C. Federal court reverses ruling that declared NSA phone data collection illegal

A federal court in D.C. Friday reversed an earlier ruling that had declared the NSA's bulk collection of telephone data to be illegal. Ref. USAToday

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Denmark officially confirms US plane was in Copenhagen in June 2013 to fly Snowden to U.S.:

Denmark has publicly acknowledged for the first time that in June 2013 a US plane was waiting in a Copenhagen airport to extradite NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden to the US. At the time he was stranded in a Moscow airport. Ref. Source 1q.