Surveillance and Privacy
Barton reveals the staggering scale of the NSA's data collection, where nine innocent individuals' communications are intercepted for every target. He highlights the implications of incidental collection, emphasizing that this information is not discarded but rather stored and analyzed, raising significant concerns about civil liberties and the presumption of foreign status in surveillance practices. The discussion underscores the complexities of modern surveillance, particularly when it intersects with American citizens' data.In this clip
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CYBER AUGUST: “Snowden & Surveillance” – Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist Barton Gellman
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