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FBI changes rules on accessing NSA data on Americans, but won’t say how
Additionally, there’s no word on when the changes were actually made, since that information is classified as well.
The revisions concern Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which permitted the FBI to access data obtained by the NSA via the “PRISM” program. That data included emails, texts and phone calls made by foreigners. However, if any of the communications involved Americans, then that data could be accessed and retrieved as well.
According to a new report by The Guardian, the FBI confirmed that privacy changes were made based on recommendations made in 2014 by the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB) watchdog group. However, Bureau spokesman Christopher Allen said “we cannot comment further due to classification.”
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