What sort of help do Google and the National Security Agency give each other?
Something, it looks like, but we are not going to be told about it, if a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling issued last Friday stands. I wonder if Google and NSA will merge one day. On the other hand, something that discourages intelligence operatives in China from hacking into our e-mails is probably a good ...
Something, it looks like, but we are not going to be told about it, if a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling issued last Friday stands.
Something, it looks like, but we are not going to be told about it, if a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling issued last Friday stands.
I wonder if Google and NSA will merge one day.
On the other hand, something that discourages intelligence operatives in China from hacking into our e-mails is probably a good thing. Hmm — maybe I am learning how to love Big Brother?
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