Surveillance News

New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli will withdraw a shareholder resolution at AT&T Inc after the telecommunications company released new details of government interest in its customers' information, his office said in a statement...

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Dayton - New camera surveillance technology from Persistent Surveillance Systems can spy for hours on a single large area, as tested in Dayton, Ohio.

Berlin - German Chancellor Angela Merkel issued a strong rebuke to the United States and Britain on Wednesday over the sweeping digital spying revealed by fugitive IT contractor Edward Snowden.

The US government’s National Security Agency (NSA) surveillance program is illegal and should end, according to a federal privacy watchdog.

Washington - A bi-partisan effort to scare the American people into ending their opposition to the surveillance state is operating at full speed. Two lawmakers have used innuendo to suggest that Snowden was working for Russian intelligence services.

Washington - President Barack Obama curtailed the reach of massive US National Security Agency phone surveillance sweeps, but said bulk data collection must go on to protect America from terrorists.

Brussels - US President Barack Obama will head to Brussels on March 26 to attend an EU-US summit, a European source told AFP Friday.

Washington - Bosses from Internet giants including Twitter and Facebook Tuesday pressed President Barack Obama for reforms of US spy agency snooping, adding to rising heat from the courts and American allies.

New York - In its bid to secure America from online and other perceived threats, the US National Security Agency (NSA) is reportedly racing against time to build a quantum computer capable of breaking every imaginable encryption code known to humans.