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    Google says **** you to the NSA

    Google has started to encrypt its traffic between its data centers, effectively halting the broad surveillance of its inner workings by the joint National Security Agency-GCHQ program known as MUSCULAR. The move turns off a giant source of information to the two agencies, which at one point accounted for nearly a third of the NSA's daily data intake for its primary intelligence analysis database?at least for now...

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    Last Thursday, as news started to emerge about the NSA's monitoring of traffic within the private networks of Google and Yahoo, Google security team engineer Brandon Downey wrote a post to Google+ expressing his personal opinion on the matter: "F**k these guys." Yesterday, another Google security engineer, Mike Hearn, echoed the sentiment with substance:

    "I now join [Downey] in issuing a giant F**k You to the people who made these slides," Hearn wrote. "I am not an American, I am a Brit, but it's no different?GCHQ turns out to be even worse than the NSA... The traffic shown in the slides is now all encrypted and the work the NSA/GCHQ staff did on understanding it, ruined."
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    saving face cause google is the NSA lol
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    "another classic Google PR stunt."

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    Well they have nothing against spying on US.Besides they will give NSA everything they want just it wont (maybe) happen automatically.
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    The NSA probably told them which encryption key to use
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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] Oj101 View Post
    The NSA probably told them which encryption key to use
    They probably set up the encryption entirely.
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    Since people now know who is reading their data, here comes another spoof attempting to convince them otherwise. Google doesn't say you to the NSA, it says it to those who believe this BS
    Va fail, dh'oine.

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    thief calling, catch the thief, dont believe them any word

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    Quote Originally Posted by msimax View Post
    saving face cause google is the NSA lol
    you took the words right out of my mouth

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    Well if you don?t want to be monitored stop using the internet.
    For now no Govt. or firm can stop the data collection.
    Google/yahoo/and the rest of the internet gaint firms are just trying to win back the trust of it?s users = Pay checks.


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