The FBI, NSA are spying on you!

[TGBSeth]

Why should this be of any surprise? This has been going on for a looonng time and every time the US gov't has been dismissing all claims as fake.

 

Mateys sometimes need to trust their guts.

There have been articles coming out for years saying that the NSA was doing this but very few people listened.  I guess it took a big story like PRISM for people to start worrying about it. 

[T345]

1997 is there because there was some kind of special secret operation, no-one knows about it, but they just exposed it. So stupid... It's obvious.

[Beskamir]

Crap I have shearced so many of these words in the past.... and why is RAID on that list? how else is an amature techy going to set up his raid array? (assuming he doesn't know about linustechtips) and java really it a common coding langue! NSA is so dumb...

[Cobalt]

we should do a game about this. the story with more keywords wins!!

[SteepGnomeKing]

My favorite from that list has to be the word 'freedom'.

[fishymamba]

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Put me on the list please. 

[fishymamba]

My favorite from that list has to be the word 'freedom'.

I like "Blowfish" "sneakers" "Bubba the love Sponge"  

[Skyfire]

What's with all the female names in there? Shit, lol. No one mention any pornstars on this tech-forum. 

[Mo5]

So apparently if you're looking for a "SAS RAID" you're a terrorist... good to know

[TyagoDani]

the sufix "Ti" is in the list so i think nvidia will have to change the name of some of their graphics cards. just imagine the amount of people that they are looking at just because of that. dear lord...

[TyagoDani]

nice if you search for an acc áudio file you are a terrorist... nice

[TyagoDani]

imagine this: you receive your new cpu cooler and you find out that there are some SCREWS missing. you email the support team and voila. you are a terrorist because you typed the word SCREWS on it... way to go us government. way to go...

[TyagoDani]

last thing i post here: Black-ops??? really??? Black-ops!!! like the game...!!! #MINDBLOWN

[vanwazltoff]

whats up my fellow terrorists? i have no problem calling myself a terrorist now, apparently anyone that works on computers is one

[fishymamba]

From the page you linked:

Last updated 1.18.98

[Nort]

$

 

So now anyone with money is a terrorist...

[Nicktrance]

I haven't been following the story very closely, but aren't they building a new facility to do mostly just that? How is this considered news?

[twod]

Yea, its probably common in most countries nowadays with digital computing, and technology. Only way to make sure there isn't a security threat. Can't have 100% privacy w/ high national security. I even heard that NSA is building a 2billion dollar facility to house more data..wonder what kind of data (rolls eyes >.>)

[TGBSeth]

I haven't been following the story very closely, but aren't they building a new facility to do mostly just that? How is this considered news?

Yes they are.  And of course it is news, it is a development on the PRISM and NSA/FBI overreaching case.

[Blade of Grass]

That's ridiculous, though I would not be surprised if it was true.

[Night]

And I thought I was paranoid. LMAO, Some of the words in that list are names of places!!! Like what happens if you live nearby and visit often?

Huh, Terror isnt even a lone word in the list on this page, But Ninja is. :D

[LAwLz]

False alarm!

Guess I should have looked closer at the source of the words, and not just the business insider article and the reddit posts. The list of words was complied by Willaim Knowles and the purpose was to get people to add some of the words in the list to emails and such, so that the NSA would start collection emails and other messages containing them, and thus slow down their spying (back in 1998). No idea why this resurfaced again after over a decade but there you go. No need to be afraid, but some of the words might still add you to a watch-list, but maybe not the number 7.

Sorry

[Night]

Annndddd then the Matrix happens.

[DLM_012]

Lol I'm surprised my door hasn't gotten kicked down with half of the stuff I say in text messages that's completely off the wall.

[Chevaishr]

yeah i just google every single word at  the same time ... my internet went out for a while ... so does mean i would have an interesting night ?