The Washington Post is drawing a false dichotomy between privacy and security. In reality, the NSA is neither improving privacy nor security. They're hoarding z

The Washington Post is drawing a false dichotomy between privacy and security. In reality, the NSA is neither improving privacy nor security. They're hoarding zero-days (which makes us less secure than responsible disclosure) and they're using those zero-days to hack us (reducing our privacy). The headline should be re-written: "With Snowden in the background, privacy and security take a back seat to power". That's what it's really about.