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If Bruce Schneier ran the NSA, he’d ask a basic question: “Does it do any good?”

on August 07, 2013

"Jennifer Granick was the first to admit that it’s difficult to know what reforms are necessary because as Schneier pointed out, it’s impossible to know what precisely is being undertaken by the NSA and other intelligence agencies."

Date Published:08/07/2013
Original Publication:Ars Technica

Published in: Press , NSA , FISC , Privacy