Report: NSA Collects Personal Data Sent By ‘Leaky’ Smartphone Apps

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By Brent DirksJan 27, 2014, 2:53 pm322 pts
According to a bothersome new report from The New York Times and other news outlets, the National Security Agency has been using leaky smartphone apps to glean personal information from users. The NSA and its British counterpart have been working together on how to collect and also store data from the apps.…

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