Most people are aware of internet and cellphone spying programs divulged by former NSA employee Edward Snowden.
What are some of the lesser-known spying programs?
License-plate readings and airplane “dirt-box” data collection devices are a couple of the lesser-known surveillance programs.
Mike Papantonio and Kevin Gosztola discuss what’s happening and what authorities look for.
Robert Hannigan, the new head of the British spy agency GCHQ, said in an editorial in the Financial Times that privacy “has never been an absolute right” and that social media networks like Twitter, Facebook, and WhatsApp are helping criminals and terrorist groups like ISIS build their operations.
In the editorial, Hannigan called on tech companies to cooperate with intelligence agencies in order to protect citizens.
Video by The Lip TV with Elliot Hill and Mark Sovel.
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