> So as I understand it, one of the things the NSA does is continually back-up
> *EVERYTHING* that happens when it comes to communication in the US.
>
> They can only see the Metadata about calls but NOT review the content without
> approval from a FISA court.
>
> So basically every single phone call you have made, even years ago was recorded and
> are being recorded and stored.
>
> If I'm mistaken about any of that. Please enlighten me.
I believe they are backing up the information about communications - originating number, number called, length
of call, time of call, and location of both callers. This would be a subset of the information the phone companies
are storing and doesn't include the actual recorded content of calls. Recording the content of calls would require
a separate warrant.
The leaker's girlfriend can sure work a pole.
Oh for Pete's sake.
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