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Signal, the Edward Snowden-approved messaging app famed for its security, has added beta support for video calls to its apps. The calls are fully encrypted to keep communication private. There is a potentially weakness which could leak some data though.
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Montreal -
Whistle blower Edward Snowden said that the Montreal chief of police should resign after it was revealed that the police had been tracking the phone of a prominent journalist for five months in order to identify his sources.
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Today I join the growing chorus of voices calling on President Barack Obama to pardon NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden before leaving office in January.
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Documents provided by exiled whistleblower Edward Snowden reveal National Security Agency operatives worked closely with US military, CIA and other interrogators at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, where detainees were tortured in the fight against terrorism.
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Sacramento -
A popular social media journalist received a sentence of two years in federal prison Wednesday after being convicted of allegedly conspiring with the hacker collective Anonymous to break into the Los Angeles Times' website in order to alter a story.
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The National Security Agency recently announced an end to its highly controversial—and according to a federal appeals court, illegal—bulk collection of metadata from Americans' domestic phone calls.
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Washington -
The U.S. National Security Agency is ending a controversial daily surveillance program that gobbled up millions of Americans' phone records and replacing it with tighter surveillance methods by Sunday, the Obama Administration said Friday.
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San Francisco -
Last month, the United States Senate overwhelmingly approved the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA), a controversial measure critics argue will allow the government to collect sensitive personal data unchecked.
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Edward Snowden, the IT worker who fled to Russia over two years ago, has released another bombshell about how AT&T reportedly partnered with the National Security Agency to spy on the Internet for at least a decade.
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The Obama administration has decided that the National Security Agency will soon stop using millions of American calling records it collected under a controversial program leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
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One of the authors of a controversial story published in the Sunday Times is in damage control mode and appeared on CNN Sunday to defend the story, which alleges that Russian and Chinese officials have obtained encrypted files leaked by Edward Snowden.
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Classified documents leaked by exiled whistleblower Edward Snowden reveal the Obama administration has secretly stepped up the National Security Agency's warrantless surveillance of Americans' Internet use in a bid to detect malicious computer hacking.
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A clever prank on Google Maps has led to it appearing as though Edward Snowden is hiding out in the White House. Web users quickly noticed and began leaving comments on the location including "great source of classified information."
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New York -
A large bust of whistle blower Edward Snowden was installed on a monument to the Fort Greene Park's Prison Ship Martyrs in a Brooklyn Park.
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John Oliver tackles heady subjects on his weekly HBO show, but to take on the complexity of National Security Agency surveillance and the Patriot Act, he got the help of Edward Snowden.
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London -
A British parliamentary committee has issued a report concluding the legal framework regulating government surveillance is "unnecessarily complicated" and requires a total overhaul to remedy a lack of transparency.
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Wellington -
New Zealand has been spying on its small, friendly Pacific neighbors and Indonesia and is sharing the intelligence with international allies including the US National Security Agency, according to new revelations by whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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Sydney -
Anonymous started as “hacktivists”, but soon enough became a lot more. This amorphous group of people is now the front line of effective progressive action. A role of conscience in this world is no simple thing.
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Los Angeles -
"CitizenFour" is a documentary based on the revelations of Edward Snowden about NSA spying. The title refers to the pseudonym that Snowden used when he first contacted Laura Poitras, the director of the film.
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Moscow -
Tucked inside the iPhone is secret spyware that lets governments spy on unsuspecting users, Edward Snowden said recently.
Snowden's lawyer says this is why the NSA whistleblower doesn't use these phones, which can be remotely activated to watch users.
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Next month, NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden will be back in his home country in Hawaii at a conference sponsored by the American Civil Liberties Union. Not back in the flesh, however, but via video link-up.
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Last month I entered a bank to enquire about a new savings account it was offering. A staff member at the bank arranged a meeting, took my mobile phone number and name. Within a day my phone was hot with cold callers.
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An independent investigation on the effects of whistle blower Edward Snowden's leaks of NSA documents reveals that the claims -- often referred to as overblown by some critics --that Al Qaida and ISIS benefitted from those revelations are not true.
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The US National Security Agency routinely intercepts Americans' private communications and shares them with Israeli intelligence, according to the latest revelations from NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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Washington D.c. -
When 9/11 occurred thousands of Americans lost their wives, husbands, children and friends. The terrorist attack was an unquestionable tragedy, that didn’t just cost the lives of thousands of Americans.
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Berne -
Swiss media reports indicate Switzerland would grant asylum to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden if he agrees to testify about foreign espionage activities within Switzerland.
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Speaking the truth in times of universal deceit is a revolutionary act, so said George Orwell, author of "1984."
Computers and the Internet have not only made the most significant advances in our lives possible, it has also been an unwitting betrayer.
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Washington -
First there was Julian Assange, then came Edward Snowden, now there appears to be a new kid in town leaking classified government documents to journalists.
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The National Security Agency listed Israel among a handful of nations considered to pose the "greatest threat" to American government, military and industrial secrets, classified documents leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden reveal.
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Newly released documents show that the communications of everyday Internet users were targeted by the National Security Agency (NSA) far more times than communications from legally targeted individuals.
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Edward Snowden, former CIA employee who worked for National Security Agency (NSA) Illustration by Digital Journal
Edward Snowden receives the 2013 Sam Adams Award for Integrity in Intelligence. YouTube
Edward Snowden is being sought by Washington which has branded him a hacker and a traitor who endangered lives by revealing the extent of the NSA spying program The Guardian/AFP/File
Edward Snowden, NSA whistleblower YouTube
WikiLeaks Twitter feed about Edward Snowden leaving Moscow Airport. Twitter screengrab
The Informers: Edward Snowden covers Time Magazine's June issue Illustration: Joe Magee / Digital Journal
A recent undated handout photo of intelligence leaker Edward Snowden received from Channel 4 on December 24, 2013 Channel 4 / AFP
Edward Snowden, former CIA employee who worked for National Security Agency (NSA) Illustration by Digital Journal
Edward Snowden speaks at the 2013 Sam Adams Award dinner in Moscow. YouTube
Edward Snowden, NSA whistleblower YouTube
From left to right: Political journalist, Glenn Greenwald and Edward Snowden, former National Security Agency employee Illustration by Digital Journal
This image taken from television shows Mr. Snowden's temporary refugee status document Screengrab
Edward Snowden speaks about government transparency at Sam Adams award presentation in Moscow. McZusatz
A clever Google Maps exploit by pranksters made it look like Edward Snowden was hiding in the White House for a while on 14/04/2015 The Next Web
In a one-on-one interview with VOA’s Scott Stearns, Secretary of State Kerry says fugitive former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden “betrayed his country” and put the lives of Americans at risk by violating secrecy laws. Voice of America
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