If you think you have privacy problems, try corresponding with foreign leaders while the NSA is on your back.
Because of privacy concerns, former President Jimmy Carter has returned to snail mail to avoid surveillance. Carter told NBC’s Meet the Press on Sunday that he thinks the NSA may be monitoring his email.
“I have felt that my own communications were probably monitored,” he said. “And when I want to communicate with a foreign leader privately, I type or write the letter myself, put it in the post office and mail it. ... I believe if I sent an email, it will be monitored.”
Carter said in the interview that he thought the government has “abused our own intelligence agencies.”
No stranger to new tech, he was the first president to write a book—his memoir—on a Lanier word processor in the early 1980s. Full story...
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Because of privacy concerns, former President Jimmy Carter has returned to snail mail to avoid surveillance. Carter told NBC’s Meet the Press on Sunday that he thinks the NSA may be monitoring his email.
“I have felt that my own communications were probably monitored,” he said. “And when I want to communicate with a foreign leader privately, I type or write the letter myself, put it in the post office and mail it. ... I believe if I sent an email, it will be monitored.”
Carter said in the interview that he thought the government has “abused our own intelligence agencies.”
No stranger to new tech, he was the first president to write a book—his memoir—on a Lanier word processor in the early 1980s. Full story...
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