Would You Trust the NSA to Make Your Phone?
The National Security Agency in the US has launched its prototype for a new “Security Enhanced” Android phone. But doubts surround the motivations of an agency whose express purpose is to spy on telecommunications.
by Pierre Leibovici On February 15, 2012
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FinFisher: For All Your Intrusive Surveillance Needs
FinFisher, part of the British company Gamma, are purveyors of some of the most dangerous spying weapons currently used by states. OWNI, in partnership with WIkiLeaks, can reveal the full and troubling details of their operations.
by Jean Marc Manach On December 15, 2011
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Interactive Map: The United Nations of Surveillance
Our interactive map offers an overview of the mass surveillance industry revealed today by OWNI and Wikileaks, an industry that’s now worth $5 billion a year.
by Paule d'Atha On December 1, 2011
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SpyFiles: Revelations of a Billion-Dollar Mass Surveillance Industry
Today OWNI and Wikileaks release documents revealing a multi-billion dollar mass surveillance industry, involving companies based in Europe and the US.
by Jean Marc Manach On December 1, 2011
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A guide to Libya’s surveillance network
The French company Amesys, who sold surveillance technologies to Gaddafi’s Libya, is trying to minimize the efficacy of its products. However, OWNI consulted documents showing the extent of these systems.
by Jean Marc Manach On September 12, 2011
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