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Obama orders reforms to NSA phone data collection, end to spying on foreign friends
By Michelle Fitzsimmons published
The president has called for a number of reforms to how the NSA collects and uses US citizens' phone records, but is it enough?

The NSA reportedly collects a mind-blowing number of texts every day
By Michael Rougeau published
Newly outed NSA surveillance program called Dishfire allegedly collects hundreds of millions of text messages. Daily.

Meet the super secure smartphone which promises ultimate privacy from NSA
By Thomas Thorn published
Spanish manufacturer Geeksphone has got the paranoid covered with its NSA-foiling Blackphone.
Security experts boycott conference over NSA interference
By Alex Hamilton published
A number of security researchers cancelled RSA security conference appearances in February amid allegations the firm is working alongside the NSA.

Windows crash reports grant easy access to hackers and spies
By Alex Hamilton published
A report released by researchers at Websense has revealed that Windows crash errors and the reports they send could be easily accessed by hackers and spies.

Apple denies 'backdoor' iPhone NSA access
By Alex Hamilton published
Documents leaked recently show that the NSA may have had access to millions of iPhones.

Report: NSA has a 100 per cent success rate hacking into iPhones
By Chris Smith published
A leaked NSA document uncovers the US government's uncanny ability to hack an iPhone and bug communications.

Judge deems NSA's spying 'vital' as agency triumphs over ACLU
By Michael Rougeau published
A judge has dismissed the ACLU's lawsuit against the NSA, deeming the agency's phone spying legal.
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