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Speaking of irony, have you seen the ABC News interview[1] with General Keith Alexander, Director of the NSA? He is specifically (and brilliantly) asked if he i

Speaking of irony, have you seen the ABC News interview[1] with General Keith Alexander, Director of the NSA? He is specifically (and brilliantly) asked if he is confident that the NSA has not broken Hong Kong law (in it's cyber espionage activities). His answer is a mumble about the NSA not violating US law. Under those circumstances I'd be somewhat careful with the word 'disappointed'... :) [1] http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2013/06/nsa-chief-keith-alexander-system-did-not-work-as-it-should-have-to-prevent-snowden-document-leaks/ http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2013/06/nsa-chief-keith...

danbruc 13y ago
»Are you sure you did not break US law when you hacked computer systems in the USA?« »I am sure we did not break Chinese law.«
- coldtea 13y ago
  -- still, the answer is for "when they hacked computer systems in the USA". As for if they broke Chinese law "when they hacked computer systems IN CHINA", that's another question.
  - nano111 13y ago
    if you use a computer (phone) MADE IN CHINA, you can't expect any privacy
    - coldtea 13y ago
      Err, wait what? I thought we're technical people here.
      - nano111 13y ago
        they are all made in china, don't you get it?