A lot of people have known about the surveillance the whole time. I found out through friends working at ISPs many years before any Binney went public.
I told a lot of people. I don't think many of them believed me at all. Even after room 641A was documented by the New York Times, talking about the surveillance programs I personally knew of in an online discussion was always met with demands for proof or ridicule.
Only after Snowden does the general public accept the truth.
Yea. It was common knowledge to me just as the sky is blue. Seeing where we were at with technology, it's a matter of fact that the "government", (which ever of the 3 letter divisions we are talking about) would have the tech and the want, to do this.
Canada|10 years ago
I told a lot of people. I don't think many of them believed me at all. Even after room 641A was documented by the New York Times, talking about the surveillance programs I personally knew of in an online discussion was always met with demands for proof or ridicule.
Only after Snowden does the general public accept the truth.
e12e|10 years ago
Note the date.
tek-cyb-org|10 years ago