Canada’s Secretive Work with the NSA Demonstrates the Need for Privacy-Protective Surveillance
The revelations from the Edward Snowden have made it very clear that significant change is needed in the ways that the intelligence agencies such as the Communications Security Establishment Canada (CSEC) and National Security Agency (NSA), operate and are overseen. The article proposes a new methodology called Privacy-Protective Surveillance (PPS) which offers a positive-sum, «win-win» alternative to the current invasive, counter-terrorism surveillance systems.
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