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| − | + | [[File:PRISM Slide 5.jpg|thumb|right|alt="Leaked slide of PRISM, slide 5"|The PRISM Program, showing companies that voluntarily joined the spying program from 2007 to 2012. It is best to avoid these companies.]] | |
The '''National Security Agency''', or more accurately, the '''National Spying Agency''' is an American government agency that collects and harvests data to keep track of, well, everything that it can. Think of it as "Big Brother" in 1984. If the NSA wants to spy on you and collect intelligence on you, it will. | The '''National Security Agency''', or more accurately, the '''National Spying Agency''' is an American government agency that collects and harvests data to keep track of, well, everything that it can. Think of it as "Big Brother" in 1984. If the NSA wants to spy on you and collect intelligence on you, it will. | ||
The National Spying Agency has repeatedly violated the public trust and has been spying on Americans (for profit) since at-least 1992. In 2006, it was revealed that they were using a closet in the New York AT&T building since 1998. This was long before the [[Edward Snowden|Snowden]] leaks. | The National Spying Agency has repeatedly violated the public trust and has been spying on Americans (for profit) since at-least 1992. In 2006, it was revealed that they were using a closet in the New York AT&T building since 1998. This was long before the [[Edward Snowden|Snowden]] leaks. | ||
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| + | The NSA has [https://archive.fo/EHQ0e announced] it will minimize its phone surveillance, as if people actually expect to believe that. The claim is that it has caused too much stress for the organization, and too much financial grief. | ||
==Making their job more difficult== | ==Making their job more difficult== | ||
| − | + | ===Avoiding nations participating=== | |
| − | + | [[File:NSAcollaborators.jpg|thumb|left]] | |
| + | Snowden has released a list of countries that collaborate with the NSA. If you have any sort of [[Setting up a Server|webhosting]] or [[VPS]], do not host it in any country listed below. There is, of course, no guarantee that countries NOT listed here are any better, but these are countries KNOWN to be problematic. | ||
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| + | ===Fucking with SIGINT=== | ||
| + | If you really believe you have nothing to hide, there's a number of keywords which, if searched, could potentially put you on a secret watch-list. Knowing some agent might have to scan every one of your lengthy discussions about dragon dildos for terrorism is very satisfying. | ||
| − | * | + | ==External Links== |
| − | + | * [http://nsa.motherboard.tv/ Motherboard Database on NSA Activities] | |
| − | http://nsa.motherboard.tv/ | ||
[[Category:People]] | [[Category:People]] | ||
[[Category:Places]] | [[Category:Places]] | ||
Revision as of 08:38, 30 March 2019
The National Security Agency, or more accurately, the National Spying Agency is an American government agency that collects and harvests data to keep track of, well, everything that it can. Think of it as "Big Brother" in 1984. If the NSA wants to spy on you and collect intelligence on you, it will.
The National Spying Agency has repeatedly violated the public trust and has been spying on Americans (for profit) since at-least 1992. In 2006, it was revealed that they were using a closet in the New York AT&T building since 1998. This was long before the Snowden leaks.
The NSA has announced it will minimize its phone surveillance, as if people actually expect to believe that. The claim is that it has caused too much stress for the organization, and too much financial grief.
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Making their job more difficult
Avoiding nations participating
Snowden has released a list of countries that collaborate with the NSA. If you have any sort of webhosting or VPS, do not host it in any country listed below. There is, of course, no guarantee that countries NOT listed here are any better, but these are countries KNOWN to be problematic.
Fucking with SIGINT
If you really believe you have nothing to hide, there's a number of keywords which, if searched, could potentially put you on a secret watch-list. Knowing some agent might have to scan every one of your lengthy discussions about dragon dildos for terrorism is very satisfying.
