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Thus, the government takes the position that the metadata collected – a vast amount of which does not contain directly “relevant” information, as the govern
by craigching 11y ago
Thus, the government takes the position that the metadata
collected – a vast amount of which does not contain
directly “relevant” information, as the government
concedes – are nevertheless “relevant” because they may
allow the NSA, at some unknown time in the future,
utilizing its ability to sift through the trove of
irrelevant data it has collected up to that point,
to identify information that is relevant.
Just dripping with hubris! I am just gobsmacked at the audacity of such a claim.