Matt Blaze analyzes the contents of The 2010 U.S. Wiretap Report: "Despite dire predictions to the contrary, the open availability of cryptography has done little to hinder law enforcement's ability to conduct investigations." (crypto.com)
Wiretapping and crypto: those who snoop can still snoop
Washington Post sued over alleged surveillance pricing
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The FCC wants to make burner phones illegal
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