EPISODE · Sep 7, 2020 · 10 MIN
NSA Data Collection Ruling, Browsing History Identification, Ambulance Chasing
from Shared Security
In episode 137 for September 7th 2020: A federal appeals court finds the NSA's bulk collection of phone data was unlawful, new research shows that browsing histories are unique enough to reliably identify users, and my personal story about a car accident and the privacy of your public records. Show notes: https://sharedsecurity.net/2020/09/07/nsa-data-collection-ruling-browsing-history-identification-ambulance-chasing/
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In episode 137 for September 7th 2020: A federal appeals court finds the NSA's bulk collection of phone data was unlawful, new research shows that browsing histories are unique enough to reliably identify users, and my personal story about a car...
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