Look at that last part: “or for which no communicant was known to be a citizen of the United States.” Isn’t that just about anyone and everyone? If I send an email to my next door neighbor, there is nothing in its metadata that tells you my citizenship status. Therefore, you can say that neither of us – me or my neighbor – involved in the email transaction is known to be a citizen of the US, and therefore, fair game. Right?"NSA was authorized to acquire telephony and internet metadata for communications with at least one communicant outside the United States or for which no communicant was known to be a citizen of the United States," the draft report states.
Glenn Greenwald
Thursday, June 27, 2013
What Am I Missing?
Labels:
Big Brother,
data mining,
NSA,
PRISM,
spying,
surveillance
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