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In this case, and using these definitions, it appears no "interception" happens because there is not a computer or human listening to the actual phone calls. Ve
by brown9-2 13y ago
In this case, and using these definitions, it appears no "interception" happens because there is not a computer or human listening to the actual phone calls. Verizon is sending the call "metadata".
- chris_mahan 13y agoper the definition given above: "to "intercept" means that a computer or human actually listens to or records calls." if a computer records a call, it's intercepted, no?
- EthanHeilman 13y agoVerizon is sending them call metadata not actual calls.
- brown9-2 13y agoare you referring to what the Wired article stated?
- foobarqux 13y agoThat would be the logical interpretation but it is not the interpretation being used by the government.