U.S. Spy Agency Reports Improper Surveillance of Americans -- Bloomberg
The National Security Agency today released reports on intelligence collection that may have violated the law or U.S. policy over more than a decade, including unauthorized surveillance of Americans’ overseas communications.
The NSA, responding to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit from the American Civil Liberties Union, released a series of required quarterly and annual reports to the President’s Intelligence Oversight Board that cover the period from the fourth quarter of 2001 to the second quarter of 2013.
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The NSA Dumped Its Spying Violations While You Were Waiting on Santa -- Gizmodo
On Christmas Eve, NSA quietly releases 12 years worth of internal reports -- Ars Technica
ACLU accuses NSA of using holiday lull to ‘minimise impact’ of documents -- The Guardian
Highlights From Newly Released NSA Oversight Reports Reveal Bumbling Ineptitude But No Evidence Of Systemic Abuse -- Elise Ackerman, Forbes
My Comment: Releasing these documents late Christmas Eve .... you just cannot make this stuff up.
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