Originally posted by JAD_333
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In the debate over NSA's prying, we lack the information we need to make a judgement, and a great many people, some very intelligent, are jumping to conclusions. For example, no one knows whether NSA surveillance goes farther than connecting the dots on phone calls and internet traffic or whether it is recording content. Sometimes it seems to me NSA is being berated for the modern version of a police stakeout, watching who comes and goes. And if that is bad, how bad is it that the police cruise the streets and walk beats watching us for unusual behavior without any inkling that we're going to commit a crime?
Well, anyway, if the NSA is recording my calls, it might come in handy if I ever need a record of a phone call I had with a client who now claims he didn't say what he said.:)
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