Prism

The latest news and comment on Prism the national security electronic surveillance program operated by the United States National Security Agency

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• US threatened Yahoo with $250,000 daily fine over NSA data refusal

  11 Sep 2014: Company releases 1,500 documents from failed suit against NSA over user data requests and cooperation with Prism compliance

• Edward Snowden interview - the edited transcript

  18 Jul 2014: The whistleblower speaks to Alan Rusbridger and Ewen MacAskill about life in Russia, the NSA culture, his time there and the future of communication

• Intelligence services 'creating vast databases' of intercepted emails

  18 Jul 2014: Government told internet surveillance tribunal that gathering material 'may be permissible', say human rights groups

• Dropbox partners with Deutsche Telekom – but only outside Germany

  16 Jul 2014: Seeking to reach all 3 billion of the world's connected people, Dropbox will be pre-installed on the phones of one of Europe's biggest telecoms firms. By Jemima Kiss

• Why ‘neither confirm nor deny’ has become untenable for British spies

  15 Jul 2014: Richard Norton-Taylor: The Edward Snowden revelations have made the continued use of this prophylactic for spying activities a farce

• GCHQ surveillance hearing to begin

  14 Jul 2014:

  Investigatory powers tribunal will examine concerns that human rights groups may have been monitored via Tempora programme

• Egypt's police seek ability to monitor social media for signs of dissent

  2 Jun 2014: IT companies asked to provide system which scans Facebook and Twitter for profanity, insults and incitements to protest

• Microsoft rules out ‘back door’ access to MPs’ electronic communications

  28 Jan 2014: Officials assured that US agencies do not have unauthorised entry to Australian parliamentary IT operating systems

• Anonymous search tool DuckDuckGo answered 1bn queries in 2013

  9 Jan 2014: The 'anti-Google', which searches the web without tracking or monitoring the user, now answers 4m queries a day. By Alex Hern

• NSA and GCHQ targeted aid agencies and European officials – live updates

  20 Dec 2013: Follow the latest reaction after Snowden documents reveal spy agencies targeted German government, Israeli PM, and African leaders

• White House review: NSA surveillance powers should be limited - live reaction

  19 Dec 2013: • NSA 'should be banned from undermining internet'
  • Agency should be stripped of bulk phone records power
  • New to the NSA revelations? Catch up here
  • What do the NSA files mean for you?
  • NSA and surveillance made simple – animation

• NSA files – live coverage of all developments and reaction

  18 Dec 2013: • Tech companies call on Obama to reform NSA at meeting
  • New to the NSA revelations? Catch up here

• Tech firms urge Obama to 'move aggressively' on NSA reform – live

  17 Dec 2013: Top tech executives meet Obama at White House as Edward Snowden writes open letter to Brazilian people

• Alan Rusbridger, Jimmy Wales and ex-GCHQ chief debate spying – as it happened

  17 Dec 2013: The Guardian editor, the Wikipedia founder and the former GCHQ spy chief Sir David Omand debate UK surveillance with MPs

• NSA files – should Edward Snowden be given amnesty?

  16 Dec 2013: • NSA officials considering amnesty for Snowden
  • Panel delivers US surveillance recommendations – reports
  • UK: MPs quiz home secretary on spying
  • New to the NSA revelations? Catch up here
  • What do the NSA files mean for you?

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