AT&T Forwarding All Internet Traffic to NSA?
An anonymous reader writes "SpamDailyNews is reporting that the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has filed a brief that claims AT&T has been forwarding internet traffic directly into the hands of the NSA. The brief was filed under seal (a procedure that allows only the judge and the litigants to view the document) in order to give the court time to review the information. From the article: 'More than just threatening individuals' privacy, AT&T's apparent choice to give the government secret, direct access to millions of ordinary Americans' Internet communications is a threat to the Constitution itself. We are asking the Court to put a stop to it now.'"
Next time yell "Frist Post!" Damn noobs... gotta explain everything to them.
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What? You're glad that you aren't helping the Fight Against the Islamic Terrorists?
You must be one of them!
Would you kindly mod me +1 insightful?
I don't know why the FSF's lawyers bother to take these cases to court. There are hundreds of qualified, informed judges here on slashdot, just waiting for their inevitable promotion to the Supreme Court.
Athletic Scholarships to universities make as much sense as academic scholarships to sports teams.
Which is exactly why we need a state crackdown, and to spy on our own civilians! Who knows what the Enemy Within might be plotting? It would be disastrous if one of these people, with no respect for the rights and traditions of Western civilisation, were to infiltrate the corridors of power - imagine the damage that could be done!
Real Daleks don't climb stairs - they level the building.
Your World Delivered.
To the NSA.
(Thanks EFF)
...the government monitors its citizens.
Oh, wait...
Nevermind. Nothing to see here, move on please.
We used to have a Bill of Rights. Now, with the rights gone, all we have left is the bill.
I am just glad I have SBC as my provider. I don't have to worry.
But wait a minute...
It wouldn't surprise me if this administration tried to make that argument.
Computers don't make mistakes. What they do, they do on purpose.