Sen. Ron Wyden on balancing the 'teeter-totter' of security and liberty
http://to.pbs.org/1b4fEfX
By cracking cellphone code, NSA has capacity for decoding private conversations
http://bitly.com/18Hc5fD
The NSA and our values
http://nyr.kr/1bAXllT
How to tell when the NSA is lying
http://bitly.com/ISpoUy
What's wrong with tracking our cell phones?
http://bitly.com/IPAx80
Why won’t the President rein in the intelligence community?
http://nyr.kr/1bRSijw
White House criticizes AP over CIA story
http://usat.ly/1ecbhY2
NSA Tracks People Using Google Cookies
http://bit.ly/1bDnCfT
The moral of all this is clear: if you can't or won't use a cheap pre-paid, leave the phone at home or swap liberally with family and friends. Pay in cash, and for god's sake never, ever, ever let yourself commit anything in writing that you wouldn't want to be blazoned on the front page of the NYTimes, much less anywhere epically public on the Internet. If it isn't already public knowledge, consider whether you want it to be, because unlike Santa, I don't think the NSA gives gifts if you're good.
After all, we really *do* know they're listening.
http://xkcd.com/525/
http://to.pbs.org/1b4fEfX
By cracking cellphone code, NSA has capacity for decoding private conversations
http://bitly.com/18Hc5fD
The NSA and our values
http://nyr.kr/1bAXllT
How to tell when the NSA is lying
http://bitly.com/ISpoUy
What's wrong with tracking our cell phones?
http://bitly.com/IPAx80
Why won’t the President rein in the intelligence community?
http://nyr.kr/1bRSijw
White House criticizes AP over CIA story
http://usat.ly/1ecbhY2
NSA Tracks People Using Google Cookies
http://bit.ly/1bDnCfT
The moral of all this is clear: if you can't or won't use a cheap pre-paid, leave the phone at home or swap liberally with family and friends. Pay in cash, and for god's sake never, ever, ever let yourself commit anything in writing that you wouldn't want to be blazoned on the front page of the NYTimes, much less anywhere epically public on the Internet. If it isn't already public knowledge, consider whether you want it to be, because unlike Santa, I don't think the NSA gives gifts if you're good.
After all, we really *do* know they're listening.
http://xkcd.com/525/