Which NSA databases do you appear in and how much information do they have about you? Keep in mind that data collection for all of these is passive and doesn't require the NSA to target you for this data to be collected. Also, for US citizens the NSA doesn't consider it to be violating your 4th amendment rights as long as they don't look at the data collected on US citizens without a warrant, even thought there's nothing keeping them (or the FBI that they recently gave access to all of their databases) from doing so.
>XKeyscore
Stores any data sent over the internet that isn't encrypted such as your searches, emails, posts, etc. for 3-5 days.
>MARINA
Stores metadata for all internet traffic. Possibly including HTTP headers so your entire internet history down to the pages you visited for every website you visit that doesn't use HTTPS and just the more general history of what website if the website does support HTTPS. Stores data for 1 year.
>MAINWAY
Stores metadata related to phonecalls such as caller, receiver, date/time of call, length of call, etc. for 5 year.
>DISHFIRE
Stores text messages for 1 or more years.
>FASCIA
Metadata about cellphone connections to cell towers. Stores data for an unknown amount of time.
>SOMALGET*
Audio recordings of phone calls. Stores data for 30 days.
*only applicable in some countries
>>55500659
>Land of free
kek
>>55500659
The amount of downloaded gay furry porn one.
>not using https everywhere
>being in an nsa database
you pleb
>>55501057
>he thinks http everywhere hides his ass
>getaloadofthisguy.jpg
>>55501057
You'd still be in their Marina database.
>>55500659
boy am i glad i'm not an amerifat. i feel for you guys though.
>>55501106
It gets worse. We also had a lower court rule a few weeks ago that the government can hack computers without a warrant because running an exploit is no different from looking through broken blinds. The ruling is getting appealed though.
>>55500659
bump
>>55501149
That ruling is only to decide if the evidence is admissible in court. The FBI is still gonna hack and collect everything they can get their hands on, but the difference is whether they need to bother making up a story or not. (See also: "Parallel Construction")
Dunno. Still waiting for my FISA request to pass through to my false US-identity.
You guys are shit though. Keep control of your governments like holy shit.
The land of the free is the worst at being free.
>>55502230
The problem is that the NSA has automated hacking software that can automatically target and exploit all computers on the internet that meet a certain criteria. If that ruling gets upheld by the higher courts the NSA can legally start allowing those to go after people in the US.
>>55502311
>people in the US
Pisses me off that they do this shit to non-US citizens without issue though.