Louis Suárez-Potts <lui...@gmail.com> wrote: > > My understanding is that the TSA archives but does not examine the data > except under specific FISA searches. This is their justification that it > isn't really domestic spying, because it's a fossil record of the data, > like archive.org for every stream, and they just want to be able to go > back into that snapshot and get what they want. > > Yes, I understand that, and that also shields them (or any other agency) > from knowing too much (and thus having to act on that information). "Too > much" would include material not strictly relevant to their remit.
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