Vodafone reveals existence of secret wires that allow state surveillance (theguardian.com) 30 points by pavanred 12y ago ↗ HN
[–] Zigurd 12y ago ↗ So, no. They don't all spy on their people. And they don't all do it at a massive scale. [–] justincormack 12y ago ↗ Those are numbers of warrants and exclude anything obtained directly from the network, which they also said happens.The number of warrants is huge, eg in Australia where it suggests maybe 2% of the population are being surveilled with warrants. [–] Zigurd 12y ago ↗ I would expect the inner circle - the so-called "Five Eyes" to have as high a standard as the NSA sets.
[–] justincormack 12y ago ↗ Those are numbers of warrants and exclude anything obtained directly from the network, which they also said happens.The number of warrants is huge, eg in Australia where it suggests maybe 2% of the population are being surveilled with warrants. [–] Zigurd 12y ago ↗ I would expect the inner circle - the so-called "Five Eyes" to have as high a standard as the NSA sets.
[–] Zigurd 12y ago ↗ I would expect the inner circle - the so-called "Five Eyes" to have as high a standard as the NSA sets.
[–] bainsfather 12y ago ↗ link to vodafone's data:http://www.vodafone.com/content/sustainabilityreport/2014/in...
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[ 4.9 ms ] story [ 22.7 ms ] threadThe number of warrants is huge, eg in Australia where it suggests maybe 2% of the population are being surveilled with warrants.
http://www.vodafone.com/content/sustainabilityreport/2014/in...