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FBI releases secret subpoena info
this was on slashdot a few days ago.. i've been busy:
gollum123 writes to mention a CNN article, reporting on an FBI information release. The number of secret subpoenas the Bureau filed last year reached 3,501. These documents allowed access to credit card records, bank statements, telephone records, and internet access logs for thousands of legal citizens without asking for a court's permission. From the article: "The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, the same panel that signs off on applications for business records warrants, also approved 2,072 special warrants last year for secret wiretaps and searches of suspected terrorists and spies. The record number is more than twice as many as were issued in 2000, the last full year before the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001." This is the reply I wrote in the thread: From the article: 2,072 from FISC, 3,501 from FBI... in 2005.
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Nothing to hide, so I'm not worried....
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People who worry have something to hide, that's all I was saying....
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good night, and good luck.
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Its just computers listening though.
The AT&T telecom network which is allegedlly being fully data mined handles 440 Million phone calls per day. The Internet is now used by well over 1 Billion people per day. Over 60 Billion e-mails are sent daily. 12 Billion Instant Messages go out daily. Factor in all the faxes, P2P sends, etc. and you're talking over 100 Billion communications each day. That's around 3 Trillion communications per month. So even though the NSA captures all this data, there is no way in hell humans could monitor everything. So you have to consider all your communications are compromised, but its just by machines looking for targetted keywords.
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It's a shame that our communication has to be monitored, but it's not like there are 298,643,320 opperatives listening in on 298,643,320 peoples conversations.. There are algorithms in data monitoring that ping ya when you say something out of bounds... There will be hell to pay for all this info coming out finally when the elections push more demo's into the senate..
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