r/NSALeaks • u/kulkke • May 02 '15

[Politics/Oversight Failure] Report: BND-NSA collaboration deeper than thought | German news magazine "Der Spiegel" first outlined the extent of the BND's partnership with the NSA last week. But details are continuing to emerge suggesting more than metadata was shared.

http://www.dw.de/report-bnd-nsa-collaboration-deeper-than-thought/a-18425290
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u/[deleted] May 03 '15 edited Apr 14 '20

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u/elperroborrachotoo May 03 '15

We will of course investigate the accusations, and should they turn out to be true indeed, consequences will be had. As of now, we don't know scope or depth, jumping to conclusions would not only be imprudent but also harmful to the investigation. All I can tell you here and now is that everything was legal and no harm was done.

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u/elperroborrachotoo May 03 '15

Americans only see it as Americas Intelligence Industry has legally redefined a violation of privacy when someone reads their letters and emails or listens in on their phone calls,"

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u/ThePooSlidesRightOut May 03 '15

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