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White House admits it has 'access' to Facebook, Google
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#92 White House admits it has 'access' to Facebook
Re: White House admits it has 'access' to Facebook, Google
#93The public has unprecedented access to information b/c of the stuff publicized on HackerNews. Should come as any surprise the White House also has this access?
I just assume Barack is LOLing everytime I crack a funny on twitter.
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#94Earlier quoted context omitted.
There are millions of ways to deny things. This is the most clear and direct way I accused you of doing X You could say "you know, my brother and I, we once, 30 years ago blah blah blah blah blah blah but X, X never happened". Most people, however, will just say "No, i don't do X". They were accused, point blank, of providing direct access to their servers. They said "we do not provide direct access to their servers"…
I accused you of doing X on mondays. You could say "You know, in fact, I do X, but on tuesdays". Most hypocrites however will take your question as literally as possible and will just say: "No, I don't do X on mondays". You see, people don't want to know if government has direct access(ok, they want, but it is not their primary concern), they want to know what happened. It simply doesn't matter if google uploads data…
"You see, people don't want to know if government has direct access(ok, they want, but it is not their primary concern), they want to know what happened.
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The companies are saying they have no idea. They literally said "we've never heard of this program". What more do you want?
The claim the newspapers made, in line 1, was, "the government has direct access". The denial made was "the government does not have direct access".
If they want to publish a different claim, i'm sure a different denial will be written.
If you want to know what happened, why are you asking GOogle? Go ask the NSA
Re: White House admits it has 'access' to Facebook, Google
#95Facebook: "We do not provide any government organization with direct access to Facebook servers." Yahoo: "We do not provide the government with direct access to our servers" AOL: "nor do we provide any government agency with access to our servers." Paltalk: "Paltalk does not provide any government agency with direct access to its servers" Apple: "We do not provide any government agency with direct access to our serve…
The Chinese security bureau didn't have "direct acces to servers" as well, instead, they install black boxs in every IDC which mirror router traffic to an unknown destination. There's also shit ton of papers on Chines academia on how to reconstruct and rapid classify packets from raw IP dumps Edit: THIS -> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5843442 Beam splitters, or 分光 as called in Chinese.
do you have any good tips/links/search terms to find this tonnage of papers? I'm curious.