Dangerous games

[Плотников Юрий Михайлович]

Thank!

 

[Краев Евгений Леонидович]

Interesting, thanks!

 

[Турабян Владимир]

THANK!

 

[Арсен]

Thanks, interesting!

 

[Частный детектив Самара.]

Oh, I doubt very much all this is happening ... Too much discrepancy in everything. Someone’s is a very smart game, for what and as I think a little later it will be clear.

 

[Generalpi]

Or maybe this is a game and Snowden is a well-trained mishandled Cossack.

 

[Детектив-Юг]

Or maybe this is a game and Snowden is a well-trained mishandled Cossack.

Steve! Now, you definitely won’t see visas, and they’ll even tighten the Internet nut.

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

US intelligence agencies paid millions of dollars to Google, Facebook, Yahoo, Microsoft, to hide traces of tracking users

Internet companies that participated in the US PRISM global tracking program received money from the US National Security Agency. They were intended to hide the traces of the transfer of personal data to intelligence after the court found the activity of the secret program illegal.

Documents confirming the transfer of money are at the disposal of the British newspaper The Guardian. These data were provided to the publication by whistleblower Edward Snowden.

It follows from them that the US special services made sure that the names of such Internet giants as Google, Facebook, Yahoo and Microsoft did not "appear" in any way in the summaries of the secret surveillance program. Millions of dollars have been spent on this.

Representatives of Facebook have already commented on the publication of the British edition, refuting this information.

Earlier it was reported that about 56 thousand emails, as well as other internal communications annually for three years were collected by US intelligence agencies without legal grounds. Three secret court verdicts were declared public, which recognized espionage as "unconstitutional." These documents make it clear that the NSA "unintentionally" looked at tens of thousands of letters and other data of US citizens for three years, despite the fact that they were not connected with the terrorist threat.

Using the PRISM program, US intelligence agencies collected data about people of interest to them on the Internet. The program allowed to enter mailboxes on the largest servers and intercept messages that were sent from mobile phones. The main victims of the program were foreigners, as well as some US citizens.

Since June this year, a journalist for the British newspaper The Guardian has been publishing articles based on classified material provided by former CIA officer Edward Snowden. They contain information confirming the illegal collection of data by US intelligence agencies on the Internet, the fact of tracking individuals and entire states, wiretapping of telephone conversations of ordinary citizens and top officials of the state.


[DLMURL] https://russian.rt.com/article/14452 [/ DLMURL]

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

US special agents watched people not only at work, but also at home

Representatives of the National Security Agency used their official position to monitor their lovers. For these piquant materials, they used the special code word Love-int.

Spying on the faithful began when they left the United States. Last week, it became known that over a thousand cases of privacy violations have accumulated over 3 thousand, the Associated Press reports. What conclusions regarding their beloved were made by American special agents based on the results of wiretapping phones and breaking Internet mail, is not reported

At the same time, the head of the National Security Agency, John Delong, said that most private calls were tapped “by mistake”, but there were violations that were deliberate. “When such errors occur, we correct them and report the fact of violation,” Delong said.

Recall that the first scandal erupted after an ex-CIA officer, Edward Snowden, told The Guardian journalist about the PRISM surveillance program, which was used by American intelligence agencies to spy on their own citizens. Later, facts of surveillance of ordinary citizens and even heads of other states became known.

Then the information was announced that the FBI has access to the data of users of Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, PalTalk, AOL, Skype, YouTube and Apple. When this was revealed, US intelligence agencies transferred large sums of money to the companies account to hide this fact.


[DLMURL] https://russian.rt.com/article/14483 [/ DLMURL]