Published
In an open letter to President Obama and members of Congress, a group of technology heavyweights including Apple, Google, and Facebook is calling for greater oversight of government surveillance. CNET's Seth Rosenblatt details what the companies are seeking and what the move means for consumers.
- Category
- Tech News
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
-
12:03
Inside Scoop - Would you strap this on? Wearable tech gets weird at CES 2016
-
04:06
INSIDE SCOOP: Is your iPhone 5S vulnerable?
-
04:40
Inside Scoop: Highlights from WWDC's keynote
-
04:32
The Developer Show (How Tech Improves Government Services)
-
10:37
Inside Scoop - Behind the scenes of CNET's CES VR experience
-
15:32
Inside Scoop: Is it time to believe in 4K?
-
01:25
US Government hands over internet control. Apple hit by $300M fine. (Tech Today)
-
00:59
What's the inside scoop for Devfest?
-
04:13
Inside Scoop: How might an Amazon 3D phone work?
-
01:29
Apple iPhone X hits stores, tech giants face US Congress
-
02:55
Inside Scoop: Who is the Amazon Fire phone really for?
-
13:20
Inside Scoop gets fancy with an $1100 walkman
-
07:10
Forza Motorsport 7: Track Limits, Drag, Drift and More | Inside Xbox
-
01:42
Tech giants offer election day help, LG Beats Samsung to Nougat update (Tech Today)
-
07:24
Why It Is So Hard To Get Inside Gas Giants Like Jupiter
-
10:08
Inside Scoop covers what's hot at the start of CES 2014
-
10:02
Inside Scoop: T-Mo pays your bail
-
02:06
Nearly 100 tech giants fight Trump's travel ban in court
-
04:33
Inside Scoop: What to expect at Google I/O
-
01:00
Inside the Tech Inside the Las Vegas Sphere #lasvegas #tech
-
05:47
Inside Scoop - What's that smell? This alarm clock
-
02:23
Inside Scoop: Apple loops us in on March 21
Loading...