Doesn't domestic surveillance of civilian cel-phone calls, without a warrant, fall into a really "Gray"[1] area? I thought NSA wasn't permitted to do that... D [1] For suitably dark and illegal values of gray At 12:36 AM -0400 9/12/01, afbrown@bellatlantic.net wrote:
A great deal more the cellulars are monitored Specifically all outbound domectic traffic with an international IP address and all inbound traffic from abroard is parsed for key words and phases.
Jonathan Wienke wrote:
ABC news anchor Peter Jennings just said that the NSA is going through their recordings of cellular phone calls to see if they can find other cellular calls similar to the one from Ted Olson's wife who was on the plane that crashed into the Pentagon.
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