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The German government has requested the top U.S. intelligence official in its country to leave following widespread spying activities.

Iain Lobban, the UK spy chief, has defended GCHQ in light of the British media's publication of the Snowden documents.

Following allegations Facebook cooperated with the NSA, an Irish court has passed a request to the European Court of Justice.

Facebook's security chief suggested governments will have a harder time snooping when it deploys end-to-end encryption.

Reddit and other major sites are pledging support for an online, anti-NSA spying day of action.

Lavabit founder Ladar Levison discusses why he was forced to shut down his email service following disclosures by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.

The NSA got away with spying on U.S. citizens, but its infrastructure is now being legally challenged, with changes in the works.

Google and other Silicon Valley companies have conversations with the NSA and other government agencies - and it shouldn't be a big surprise to users.

The Syrian Electronic Army has leaked data that details just how much Microsoft charges the US government when handing over your personal information.

Time Warner Cable outlines government data requests throughout 2013.

The NSA might begin publishing transparency reports to try and win over Internet users.

The latest Edward Snowden leak: NSA is able to collect "every single" phone call and store it for a month from the entire nation.

The NSA tricked Facebook users and installed malware on PCs and devices to check hard drive contents.

Edward Snowden says he reported policy or legal issues related to NSA spying to more than 10 officials before blowing the whistle.

Gen. Keith Alexander wants to see the NSA undergo reform, but doesn't want to see Congress impede the agency's ability to defend against cyberattacks.

Less than half of those surveyed during the RSA Conference feel the NSA overstepped boundaries with its spying practice.

The EMC-owned RSA company wants to see more cooperation among private sector companies and governments.

Edward Snowden's latest revelation: US government uses tax payer money on Internet shills.

It looks like the NSA also worked with the Australian government to spy on a U.S. law firm retained by the Indonesian government.

U.S. officials are proving desperate, with one representative saying journalists are Edward Snowden "accomplices"

Do you send e-mails? The NSA can track your entire digital life by just searching your address.

The NSA has the scary ability of wiretapping virtually anyone on the planet.

Edward Snowden sits down in a world-first interview, has some very scary things you need to hear.

The Russian government isn't in a big hurry to boot Edward Snowden out of the country, so the former IT contractor may have a home for years to come.

President Barack Obama and the National Security Agency (NSA) have been under fire following Edward Snowden's data leak, which had outside influence.

Obama expected to announce reform program for the NSA this Friday.

The NSA is building a quantum computer, would break through any encryption.

#NSA reportedly has a backdoor to every single #iPhone.

The Guardian editor who leaked Edward Snowden's information on GCHQ gets threatened with terrorism charges.

Researchers make an app called MetaPhone, which collects metadata from your device, wants to see just how much the NSA can do.

Google begins encrypting its internal network, says 'F*** you' to the NSA.

Edward Snowden is back, says that Google and Yahoo datacenter traffic is intercepted by the NSA, GCHQ.

It looks like the NSA PRISM data center is having issues, bad karma?

Microsoft's former Chief Privacy Adviser doesn't trust the software giant after Edward Snowden leaked out about NSA's PRISM system.

John McAfee says his new D-Central device will put an end to NSA spying for ever, with a single unit covering three city blocks.

Dropbox seeks permission from US government to publish details on surveillance requests in a move to be more transparent.

Israel receives Americans' data from NSA, without the US spy agency sifting through it first.

The NSA has no problem with hacking into Android, BlackBerry or iPhones, taking whatever data it pleases.

The US Government request more information about Facebook users than any other entity in the world, 38,000 requests in just six months.

The NSA knows no bounds, hacks into encrypted UN communications.

US tech companies were handed what you and I would call a 'bribe' to cooperate with the NSA and its PRISM system.

Groklaw shuts down in wake of Lavabit closure announcement.

NSA whistleblower, Edward Snowden says the NSA were keeping tabs on journalists after 9/11.

The NSA collects over 26 million gigabytes of data per day, or a huge 29PB.

Edward Snowden's e-mail service, Lavabit, shuts down, with the company stating there is no privacy in the US.

The NSA still tumbles down the rabbit hole, has been giving the DEA phone records of citizens, while the DEA covers it up.

Researchers find exploit in Tor Browser Bundle that lets the NSA see your machine's hostname and MAC address.

XKeyscore, yet another NSA program that takes your freedom away, revealed by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

AMD responds to NSA backdoors in their chips.

Edward Snowden still seeking asylum in Russia, could stay there permanently now.