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The Intercept on 2019-10-10 13:00

A Declassified Court Ruling Shows How the FBI Abused NSA Mass Surveillance Data

By abusing the NSA’s mass surveillance data, the FBI may have violated the rights of millions of Americans, a federal judge ruled.

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