Now that I'm not rate limited: > The NSA believes it only has to be accurate "51%" of the time, with no court oversight that they're hitting that goal. No, it

Now that I'm not rate limited: > The NSA believes it only has to be accurate "51%" of the time, with no court oversight that they're hitting that goal. No, it doesn't. Where does that claim come from? >The court above had found out that the FBI routinely didn't follow it Follow what? You're confusing 702 collection, which requires showing that the target is a non-citizen outside the US communicating with the same, with querying of that non-American data for American identifiers, which merely requires sufficient documentation for oversight. You very clearly don't understand the article you posted.