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Google petitions for further transparency with national security requests

Craig Lloyd — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 20:44:23 +0000

With the recent uproar with The National Security Agency and PRISM, many tech companies have come forward to deny any claims that they give the government user information without the users knowing, and to prove that, companies are now wanting to publicly post national security requests for full transparency. However, Google wants to take it

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Google petitions for further transparency with national security requests

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