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EU-Funded Study: Electronic Mass Surveillance Fails – Drastically

14 October 2014

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"Electronic mass surveillance – including the mass trawling of both metadata and content by the US National Security Agency – fails drastically in striking the correct balance between security and privacy that American officials and other proponents of surveillance insist they are maintaining."

See the full text: EU-Funded Study: Electronic Mass Surveillance Fails – Drastically (Surveille project, link)

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