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Microsoft, Too, Says FBI Secretly Surveilling Its Customers | |
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| Time: 14:17 EST/19:17 GMT | News Source: Wired | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Microsoft said the Federal Bureau of Investigation is secretly spying on its customers with so-called National Security Letters that dont require a judges approval, a revelation Thursday that mirrors one Google announced two weeks ago. Redmond, Washington-based Microsoft announced that the type of accounts the feds are targeting with National Security Letters, warrants or court orders include Hotmail/Outlook.com, SkyDrive, Xbox LIVE, Microsoft Account, Messenger and Office 365. The announcements by the two tech giants mark the first time U.S. companies have divulged they were secretly responding to National Security Letters and coughing up user data to the bureau without probable-cause warrants. And the Microsoft announcement comes six days after a federal judge declared National Security Letters unconstitutional and gave the President Barack Obama administration 90 days to appeal the ruling. | ||
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