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“…earliest days at UCLA when we were site #1, working with 110 bps modems and ASR 33 Teletypes, and onward from there. But that's irrelevant to knowledge of how the existing heterogeneous telephone network is configured and deployed, and what is and is not practical to do with it. Q.E.D. ”, in a comment on Declan McCullagh's post “The National Security Agency has acknowledged in a new classified briefing that it does not need court authorization to listen to domestic phone calls.” 37

Philipp Lenssen 5 days ago

“For better, or worse. We decide with our actions. A world of abundance of doctors and knowledge and remote teaching and global discussion vs a non-network-neutral delivery of entertainment tied to secret agency supervision and suppression with all the non-wanted streams killed for copy"rights" and censorship. And probably just another step… ”, in a comment on Steven Levy's post “For the past few days, I’ve been in New Zealand, watching the folks at Google [x] as they test out their scheme for Internet connection via thousands of high-pressure, solar powered balloons circling the...” 50

Paul Chambers 5 days ago “…infer to the #prism data. Since they didn't participate and give it [Prism data] to the NSA, the NSA must have taken it behind or in front of the server network without their knowledge. ” in reference to Joshua Stearns's post “Big news on the surveillance front: https://newsroom.fb.com/News/636/Facebook-Releases-Data-Including-All-National-Security-Requests ” 19

Andreas Schou 5 days ago

“…Here's why executives can flatly deny knowledge of PRISM: First, it is perfectly legal for the execs to lie. No compartmentalization or half-truths are required. Second, compartmentalization would be tremendously difficult. A massive-scale intercept program would require large amounts of hardware, network traffic, or network infrastructure, likely… ”, in a comment on Peter Strempel's post “IS GOOGLE ACTING CRIMINALLY OUTSIDE THE US?” 55

Brandon Downey 24 hours ago 8 comments “…http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/07/obama-china-targets-cyber-overseas] Money quote from the Guardian article: "An intelligence source with extensive knowledge of the National Security Agency's systems told the Guardian the US complaints again China were hypocritical, because America had participated in offensive cyber operations… ” in reference to the link “Has U.S. ” 11

Alex Shiroki 5 days ago “…companies deny knowledge' ~ Washington Post June 07, 2013 ― "The National Security Agency and the FBI are tapping directly into the central servers of nine leading U.S. Internet companies, extracting audio and video chats, photographs, e-mails, documents, and connection logs that enable analysts to track one target or trace a whole network of associates,… ” in reference to Patrick O'Brien's post “ #PRISM — #NSA Media reports . ” 29

Zak Connaughton 2 days ago

“…of your gmail account which they can get directly from Google? I'm guessing that the contents of your emails are a lot better at de-anonymising you than the knowledge of the network path you took to connect to that account. Tor's pretty clear about the limitations of what it tries to protect: "[Tor] focuses only on protecting the transport… ”, in a comment on Raspberry Pi's post “Thumb your nose at the NSA with the Pi!” 19

Timothy Collins 2 days ago

“…This is not about who YOU talk to. The NSA is not tracing every call back to a specific person. They are looking for trends to find suspicious activity and then using that knowledge in relation to other info to find possible attacks. ”, in a comment on Timothy Collins's post “I think that something that has to be pointed out in this whole Verizon thing : This is not an invasion of customers privacy.” 39

Valdis Kletnieks 4 days ago

“+Snd Chaser "twitter didn't get acknowledged as being in the program". There. Fixed that for you. Remember - if a company is in it, it's illegal for a company spokesman to say so. Also, all the telco and network people I know agree that all the major providers have their CALEA/NSL/etc teams well compartmented off without much… ”, in a comment on Lisbeth Jimenez's post “At least Yahoo had the balls to stand and at least try and fight.” 17

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