Antennae (Reuters).The public/private surveillance partnership between the NSA and corporate data collectors is starting to fray. The reason is sunlight. The publicity resulting from the Snowden documents has made companies think twice before allowing the NSA access to their users' and customers' data. Pre-Snowden, there was no downside to cooperating with the NSA.
A Fraying Of The Public/private Surveillance Partnership
Bruce Schneier, The Atlantic
Fri, 11/08/2013 - 10:39am
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