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In reply to the discussion: Snowden basically admits the "direct access" claim was bullshit. [View all]randome
(34,845 posts)"Each person can form their own opinion on this issue." That's kind of the point. Snowden decided what is Constitutional for us.
I really think the majority of people don't care in the slightest if encrypted numbers and date/timestamps -with no identifying info- is stored somewhere and cannot be looked at without a 2nd warrant.
I don't know how the telecom companies are getting the data to the NSA. The PowerPoint slide was about access to Internet providers. They all say the NSA does not have 'direct access' to their users' info, only access to secure computers where they place data retrieved according to a warrant.
And if Snowden had anything near the access he claimed, why has he not shown us anything other than a PowerPoint slide?
Remember, the NSA is watching our thoughts as they form.
And the NSA is downloading the entire Internet on a daily basis.
Why wouldn't Snowden provide us with some diagrams or the President's email since he claims he could do all that and more?
If the NSA is doing more than what is allowed, why hasn't Snowden shown us evidence of that?
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