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EU: Reactions to exposures on PRISM and Boundless Informant

11 June 2013

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BELGIUM: Ook Staatsveiligheid krijgt informatie uit Prism (link)

CZECH REPUBLIC: Prague to protest if US monitoring of Internet is confirmed (Prague Daily Monitor)

EU:
- US data scandal deepens EU-US divide on privacy (EurActiv)
- PRISM makes trade deal a mission impossible (Presseurop)

GERMANY:
- Germany’s Merkel, concerned about US surveillance, will discuss with Obama (Epoch Times)
- Germany most snooped country by US (euobserver)

NETHERLANDS:
- Dutch security service has received information via PRISM (Telegraaf)
- Dutch privacy watchdog wants answers on US data mining (Dutch News)
- Bits of Freedom: Dutch spooks must stop use of PRISM (link)

And: A lesson from history for those who strive to bring intelligence agencies to account (The Privacy Surgeon)

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