The video below explains how all our data, including text and email messages which are transmitted over the Internet is aware of surveillance. According to CNNMoney, Yahoo said Tuesday it received between 12,000 and 13,000 user data requests from US agencies of law enforcement in the last six months.
Tech and telecom were under pressure to clarify their involvement in cyber espionage since American computer scientist Edward Snowden leaked details of the government system for monitoring millions of e-mails, photos, search. histories and other data earlier this month
Snowden's leaks have sparked a furious debate about the scale and scope of the National Security Agency surveillance program - known as Prism - which dates back to the days after the attacks al-Qaeda in 01 on New York and Washington.
Facebook received between 9,000 and 10,000 requests in the last half of 2012, targeting between 18,000 and 19,000 accounts. During the same period, Microsoft received between 6,000 and 7,000 legal mandates and security, subpoenas and orders affecting as many as 32,000 customer accounts.
A series of blog posts Monday purportedly by Snowden said he leaked classified details about surveillance programs because President Obama worsened "abusive" practices instead of restricting them, as he promised in as a candidate.
In 0 minutes of live online chat, the person identified as Snowden by Guardian British newspaper and website insisted that US authorities have access to phone calls, emails and other communications well beyond the constitutional limits
Source :. money.cnn.com
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