Surveillance

Leaked Pentagon Docs Put U.S.-South Korea Alliance in Spotlight

By Chad de Guzman

Satellites Exist. So Why Would China Use a Spy Balloon?

By Chad de Guzman

Britain Has More Surveillance Cameras Per Person Than Any Country Except China. That's a Massive Risk to Our Free Society

By Silkie Carlo

The Nunes Memo Attacks the Legitimacy of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. It Should Act to Repair the Damage

By Daniel S. Alter
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China Is Creating a 'Database of Voices' to Boost Surveillance

The move coincides with a broad clamp down on dissent

By Joseph Hincks

Tech Firm Fights Warrant Demanding Anti-Trump User Data

DreamHost said the request was an overreach

By Feliz Solomon

U.S. Judge Allows Twitter Lawsuit On Surveillance to Proceed

"Twitter is continuing its fight for more transparency under the First Amendment," the company said

By David Ingram / Reuters

James Bond Would Not Make A Good Spy, Says Head of MI6

James Bond lacks the moral backbone to be a good spy, says the head of MI6

By Dominique Rowe

Hackers Claim to Be Selling Spying Tools Used by NSA

Auctioned material supposedly contains "cyber weapons" developed by alleged arm of NSA

By Joseph Menn / Reuters

Snowden, WikiLeaks Disagree Over Sharing Secrets

The spat comes after the release of DNC emails

By Justin Worland

Edward Snowden Is Hoping for a Pardon From President Obama

Or a plea bargain with the Justice Department

By Melissa Chan

Edward Snowden Invokes Martin Luther King to Defend Whistleblowing

"Martin Luther King brought forth this brand of civil disobedience . . . to create change that could not be ignored”

By Melissa Chan

China Interesed in Drone Data

Could your drone be spying for Beijing one day?

By Mark Rivett-Carnac

How Bike Sharing is Safer Than Riding Your Own Bike

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

How Amazon Uses Surveillance Footage to Scare Would-Be Thieves

At least one worker finds the strategy offensive

By Victor Luckerson

Don’t Blame Edward Snowden for Paris Attacks

We can’t rely on intelligence alone to prevent terrorist attacks

By James Bamford

The Origins of Illegal Surveillance in the United States Go Back to the 1930s

An oral history just released shows that cryptologists working for the Army knew they were breaking the law when they conducted secret electronic surveillance

By Steve Usdin / History News Network

Snowden Offered to Serve Prison Time in Plea Offer

But he says the U.S. has yet to respond

By Denver Nicks

This European Decision Could Seriously Hurt American Tech Companies

European official accuses U.S. of “mass, indiscriminate surveillance”

By Denver Nicks

Secret Document Shows NSA Spied on Iran U.N. Delegation

What happened when the NSA was asked by the Bush administration for blanket surveillance

By NBC News
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