90% of People the NSA Spies on Are Not Real Targets, Report Says
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July 7, 2014 In Security News

90% of People the NSA Spies on Are Not Real Targets, Report Says

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Nine out of 10 people on which the NSA spies are actually not the intended targets of its surveillance, according to new documents leaked by Edward Snowden.
Source: mashable.com
NSA has an interesting view of the world. If you have foreign friends you are a foreigner. If you chat with a foreigner you are a foreigner. If you send a mail to a foreigner you are a foreigner. How many US citizens are NOT foreigners as defined by the NSA? A very convenient view that enables you to snoop on almost anyone of their own citizens.

The rest of the world, friends alike, does not deserve any kind of respect and can of course be scrutinized thoroughly without limitations. Maybe the best way to un-friend friends.

Read More: http://pingpal.io/2014/07/90-of-people-the-nsa-spies-on-are-not-real-targets-report-says/

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