A company statement says the story is "misleading," but not inaccurate, while the New York Times gets more details.
The Intercept releases a batch of 166 newsletters from the National Security Agency's archive.
Despite promising to curtail the practice, the U.S. continues to eavesdrop.
Who will keep the data now that the government cannot? Look to your telephone companies.
Security experts say the scope of the hack suggests a state actor.
The New York Times' David Sanger on what government spies look for in 2014.
A peek at Frontline's documentary on the NSA, secrecy and private companies.
Firms can use a loophole to let their customers know what the NSA hasn't asked.
Documents stolen by Edward Snowden reveal the NSA spied on Huawei
Members of the Church Committee sent President Obama a letter addressing recent NSA surveillance
