AT&T got into a HUGE lawsuit over this.. Not sure these "spy rooms" on AT&T property even still operate.....
The CREEPY thing is, they did it underhanded and got caught.
I wouldn't want them monitoring my home that had surveillance cameras actually for security, or remote audio monitoring, or even having them access to arm/disarm my home. Snoop once, Snoop again. AT&T shouldn't be trusted for anything after that, especially something "SECURE".......
AT&T gave warrantless access to the NSA their vast trove of domestic and international billing records, detailed information about who called whom in the US and around the world. As of 2009, AT&T had more than 2.8 trillion records housed in a database at its Florham Park, New Jersey, complex..... AH, another SPY room?????
The NSA center got their own snoop facility now out in the desert in Bluffdale, UTAH, so they're probably not having to rely on "secret AT&T snoop rooms" anymore....
The biggest-ever data complex, to be completed in Utah, may take American citizens into a completely new reality where their emails, phone calls, online shopping lists and virtually entire lives will be stored and reviewed.
The National Security Agency's immensely secret project in the Utah desert will intercept, analyze, and store yottabytes of the world's communications.
What the heck is a yottabyte??????? so much for AT&T keeping 2.8 trillion records, eh?????
said by chip89:I don't like this at all because then at&t and the nsa will get to what you do every day even the questionable things