What happens to a new Internet service monitors the FBI.

According to reports the website CNET, the Federal Investigative Service of the U.S., we all know FBI-has created a ...
new section, which deals with the interception of communications across different platforms, such as to Skype.

The FBI is very reluctant to talk about his new service and not even reveal who the leader. Remains unknown, too, if the service already operates or is to be activated in the future.



Of course, all this secrecy has created many questions, which certainly has to do with privacy on the Internet. What exactly are the responsibilities of the new service? What can monitor and under what circumstances? What happens to the data collected? All these and many other great concern to Americans (and others) interested in the privacy of their communications.

All it says the FBI is that the new body would not follow the same communications, but will offer "technical support" in other departments of the U.S. state they want to watch someone or something. This of course creates more questions than it answers ...

 


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