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State of Surveillance (America's Surveillance Program (2.5 NSA, CIA,…
State of Surveillance
- America's Surveillance Program
2.5 NSA, CIA, FBI can get
into anyone's phone,
laptop, ipad, (any digital device)
2.5.2 the extracted information can range from contact list to messages to locations visited (all private information on the digital device)
2.5.1 joint NSA-CIA project shenanigans to mount IMSI on planes which can fly around the city. The project was tested in Yemen and later used domestically inside US, as reported by Wall Street journal
2.5.3 FBI has an aviation unit flying around the city for coverage of protestors rather than criminals
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2.1 after Sep 11, US Vice President Dick Cheney and his legal counsel David Addington conspired with top officials of NSA etc.to alter legal restraints and surveillance culture in the intelligence community, from exceptional to surveillance of everyone
2.3 devices purchased by general public and the technology surrounding them are used for spying purposes
2.6 meta data collected
through technologies
like IMSI catcher,
which are readily
available
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2.8 two independent commissions started by the White House said mass surveillance has not stopped a single terrorist attack, recommended a 42 step reforms program to restrict mass surveillance but political structures are not comfortable accepting it because of the politics of fear #
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1.1 Shane Smith, founder of Vice Media, meets Edward Snowden (NASA whistleblower) in Metropol hotel Moscow, Russia.
The purpose is to learn what U.S. government can do in terms of bypassing security on general public's digital devices and violating their privacy
1.2 The issue is upraised in light of the revelations made by Edward Snowden in 2013 about massive government surveillance programs
1.3 The debate was further validated when Apple refused an FBI court order to access the iPhone of alleged San Bernardino terrorist Syed Farook.
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Credits:
Producers:Shane Smith, Eddy Moretti