NSA Prism Program

PRISM is a tool used by U.S national security agency (NSA) to collect private electronic data belonging to users of major internet services, such as Gmail,Facebook,Outlook and others.

The program is said to be a stream lined version of the same surveillance practice that the U.S has conducted in the years following 9/11.

The U.S government are the only people who has access to the Prisme program because it is a U.S classified data program.

It was invented November 6th 2007 by a man named Edward Snowden

It has changed over time by being able to store more data in your file and they now get a clearer sound from your recent phone calls.

It has made things better by helping the U.S government catch murderers by seeing how many different phone calls they have made to the victim in that week and it could be a little suspicious.

It has made things worst, because what if a terrorist gets a hold of the info and they cant be stoped.

References

• PRISM (surveillance program)
• Wikipedia
• en.wikipedia.org/prism_(surveillance_program)
• 2007

References

• Everything you need to know about PRISM
• T.C Scottek and Josh Kopstein
• www.theverge.com/3013/7/17/nsa-spying-prism-surveillance-cheat-sheet
• July 17,2013

References

• PRISM
• The guardian
• www.theguardian.com>usnews>usnationalsecurity
• November 1,2013