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Jan 31, 2013, 06.00 PM IST
A piece of legislation that permits US agencies to snoop on foreign nationals by hacking into cloud servers of Google and Apple, has sent alarm bells ringing among privacy campaigners, a British media report says.
A piece of legislation that permits US agencies to snoop on foreign nationals by hacking into cloud servers of Google and Apple, has sent alarm bells ringing among privacy campaigners, a British media report says.The renewal of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), would grant the US government the right to spy on anyone using the internet storage facilities provided by Google and Apple. One of the most disquieting provisions of the FISA justifies snooping even without the fig leaf of a threat to national security. Tags: Cyber spying, cyber attacks, USA legislation, cyber laws, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act FISA, FISA, FISA law, Google Drive, Apple iCloud, Drive, iCloud, Drive cloud storage, Google cloud, Google cloud storage, Apple cloud storage, Apple cloud, hacking
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