Snowden comments on the mass data breach in prison phone calls.
An anonymous hacker leaked material that implicates Securus in the violation of constitutional rights of inmates. Over 70 million conversations, some of which were between inmates and lawyers, were collected by Securus, the company which is in charge of phone services in prisons and jails. This proves that Securus could possibly be violating client-attorney privilege.
This parallels Snowden’s actions with the NSA as an individual is exposing a governmental flaw that could be infringing upon rights and breaching citizens’ security. He undoubtedly supports this #hactivism as it reveals otherwise unknown and unattainable information to the public eye. This leaves us asking the question – security or privacy?
Written by: CN, CG
ACLU: #Securus committed “the most massive breach of the attorney-client privilege in… history.” #Hactivism https://t.co/QGKkdFXQVP
— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) November 11, 2015
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