FBI Pursuing Real-Time Gmail Spying Powers as “Top Priority” for 2013



Listen to my home phone calls.
Listen to my cell phone calls.
Read all my text messages.
Read my e-mail conversations.
See all my computer files.
See all the files I host elsewhere.
Watch me on the highway (police cars).
Watch me in my backyard on my own property (drones)
See my bank account history, finances and purchase history.
Verify my ID at airports, border crossings and DUI check points. (See my travels)

Hmmm... Land of the free? Ha, no.
 
Listen to my home phone calls.
Listen to my cell phone calls.
Read all my text messages.
Read my e-mail conversations.
See all my computer files.
See all the files I host elsewhere.
Watch me on the highway (police cars).
Watch me in my backyard on my own property (drones)
See my bank account history, finances and purchase history.
Verify my ID at airports, border crossings and DUI check points. (See my travels)

Hmmm... Land of the free? Ha, no.

I rapped this
 
It's a very hard thing to talk about publicly,” he said, though acknowledged that “it's something that there should be a public debate about.”

Don't forget this quote
 
Listen to my home phone calls.
Listen to my cell phone calls.
Read all my text messages.
Read my e-mail conversations.
See all my computer files.
See all the files I host elsewhere.
Watch me on the highway (police cars).
Watch me in my backyard on my own property (drones)
See my bank account history, finances and purchase history.
Verify my ID at airports, border crossings and DUI check points. (See my travels)

Hmmm... Land of the free? Ha, no.

Logged in to like this.... and to waste some time on WF.
 
Listen to my home phone calls.
Listen to my cell phone calls.
Read all my text messages.
Read my e-mail conversations.
See all my computer files.
See all the files I host elsewhere.
Watch me on the highway (police cars).
Watch me in my backyard on my own property (drones)
See my bank account history, finances and purchase history.
Verify my ID at airports, border crossings and DUI check points. (See my travels)

Hmmm... Land of the free? Ha, no.

But it's for your own safety. And also to protect children.
 
They've already been able to do shit like this for years.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carnivore_(software)

The Associated Press reported in mid-January 2005 that the FBI essentially abandoned the use of Carnivore in 2001, in favor of commercially available software, such as NarusInsight (a mass surveillance system).

Police state coming so0n woohoooooo jk. the DoJ/FBI can do whatever it wants and are very very powerful.

They must be sad since they cant issue and abuse NSL letters anymore -> http://www.fastcompany.com/3007202/...ional-security-letters-ruled-unconstitutional Warrants? who needs those!
 
Yeah, WTF? The FBI can't currently track IM convos? Then why are they constantly using them in so many court cases?
 
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Logs?

What part of real time did you not understand?

Right. The FBI never breaks into people's homes while they're at work, and install keyloggers on their computer while downloading their hard drive contents. They also never intentionally install viruses on people's computers to retrieve sensitive data. And they definitely never use methods such as these to retrieve things like IM login info, then silently listen in on the conversions in real-time.

That absolutely never happens in the land of the free.

Existing laws already give agencies like the FBI full authority for this type of thing. They don't want to work for it though, and would prefer internet service providers hand them the data on a silver platter, which is what this push for more power is about.
 
Right. The FBI never breaks into people's homes while they're at work, and install keyloggers on their computer while downloading their hard drive contents. They also never intentionally install viruses on people's computers to retrieve sensitive data. And they definitely never use methods such as these to retrieve things like IM login info, then silently listen in on the conversions in real-time.

That absolutely never happens in the land of the free.

Existing laws already give agencies like the FBI full authority for this type of thing. They don't want to work for it though, and would prefer internet service providers hand them the data on a silver platter, which is what this push for more power is about.

They already have access to all the logs for gmail, email, chat,ect. But sifting through that data takes time. When crime and terror happens in real time they need to be able to have access to real time data. What's wrong with you? Do you support terror? Or just hate children?
 
They already have access to all the logs for gmail, email, chat,ect. But sifting through that data takes time. When crime and terror happens in real time they need to be able to have access to real time data. What's wrong with you? Do you support terror? Or just hate children?

Didnt FB, publicly state lately that they have filters and "trigger" words within a analysis database that they use to help law enforcement track illegal activities?
 
Listen to my home phone calls.
Listen to my cell phone calls.
Read all my text messages.
Read my e-mail conversations.
See all my computer files.
See all the files I host elsewhere.
Watch me on the highway (police cars).
Watch me in my backyard on my own property (drones)
See my bank account history, finances and purchase history.
Verify my ID at airports, border crossings and DUI check points. (See my travels)

Hmmm... Land of the free? Ha, no.

When are they going to start checking for the boogyman in my closet and under my bed? That's where they should have started.
 
Listen to my home phone calls.
Listen to my cell phone calls.
Read all my text messages.
Read my e-mail conversations.
See all my computer files.
See all the files I host elsewhere.
Watch me on the highway (police cars).
Watch me in my backyard on my own property (drones)
See my bank account history, finances and purchase history.
Verify my ID at airports, border crossings and DUI check points. (See my travels)

Hmmm... Land of the free? Ha, no.

If you haven't done anything wrong, you have nothing to worry about.

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