Engadget - So much for trying to dodge unwanted attention. In a wide-ranging interview with Wired, the enigmatic Edward Snowden claimed that he wanted the US government to know what he was up to when he started collecting all that sensitive information to release unto the world. His plan? To leave behind a trail of clues for NSA investigators so they'd be able to suss out the rationale behind his actions.
Online advertisements have become so dangerous that even the U.S. Intelligence Community blocks them.
Privacy kinks, corporate malfeasance and tech bros -- the first years of the decade faced no shortage of outrages and flops.
From documents obtained by the ACLU, it turns out that the NSA illegally collected call records after it promised to stop collecting them.
