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Obama tightens surveillance limits and keeps data in government
President Obama on Friday ordered new limits on access to phone records of hundreds of millions, moving to strip the data from government hands. NSA access requires approval from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, with national security emergency exceptions. The plan aims to curb spying on allied leaders and extend privacy protections to foreign citizens.
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Barack Obama
Obama
U.S
Justice Department
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National Security Agency
Edward Snowden
NSA
Lance Intelligence Court
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Angela Merkel
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