In a Q&A online, Rebecca Richards promised a new era in transparency at the United States’ eavesdropping agency.
The National Security Agency’s newly appointed Civil Liberties & Privacy Officer Rebecca Richards said Monday in an online Q& A she hopes to inject a sense of transparency into the secretive spy agency.
“Until somewhat recently, relatively little information about NSA was
public. And the information that was made available rarely discussed
the safeguards in place to protect civil liberties and privacy,”
Richards said. “One of my goals is to share what NSA does to protect
civil liberties and privacy. This will take time, but we must start
somewhere.”
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