Terrorists are a different type of enemy. They could be anyone, anywhere in the world. To find them, the NSA has to look for individual bad actors swimming in a sea of innocent people. This is why the NSA turned to broad surveillance of populations, both in the United States and internationally.
NSA access information collected from the servers of nine major American internet companies: Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, PalTalk, AOL, Skype, YouTube, and Apple, as well as mass-intercepting data from the fiber-optic cables.
The surveillance program opened our eyes to how our privacy been reduced by the daily gadgets we use. NSA is putting all these information collected together, and create organized loss of privacy.
The crucial thing is what are we using this information for? Now if the government release/Use information not related to terrorism, that is a violation of privacy.
Terrorist will do any thing once they get the chance or find a weak point. It is happening around the globe. If not caught/punished immediately, the loss would be beyond privacy, but life itself.
Just a [private] thought.
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