Snowden

Moxie Marlinspike and Brian Acton announce the creation of the Signal Foundation, a new non-profit, to develop secure communications.

A huge backlog has led to a number of criminals being issued top-secret security clearances.

The director said the U.S. "can't be trusted" on claims about Russia hacking the election.

Some lawmakers want to decide what counts as a "real journalist" to control what counts as news.

With "incidental collection," no judge decides who to target for surveillance.

Brazil prepared to launch its first satellite into space to provide better internet access across the country—and shield it from the NSA.

The source of the leak, if it is an individual, is already being dubbed Snowden 2.0.

Measures taken to counter terrorism must be proportionate and respect human rights.

"Unchecked powers are trampling freedoms that have long been taken for granted," report says.

Almost all militant groups have taken Snowden's advice on how to evade government surveillance.

A three-year investigation found that key parts of Snowden's story do not check out.

Twitter's Jack Dorsey interviewed the former NSA employee about Donald Trump, fake news and the prospect of a pardon.

Advocates have called recent revelations surrounding the company "terrifying."

The Swiss state enjoys far more limited surveillance powers than many Western countries.

Oliver Stone's new film humanizes the decade's most enigmatic whistleblower.

The U.S. director expects to release his documentary on Ukraine next year as well.

Thursday's release of the film 'Snowden' has sparked supporters and Snowden himself to campaign for a pardon before Obama leaves office.

NSA whistleblower suggested the hack could have "significant" foreign policy consequences.

Assange deflects criticism of his methods, accuses Snowden of appealing for pardon in appearance on 'Real Time With Bill Maher.'

Edward Snowden has described the new anti-terror legislation as "dangerous" and "impractical."

How Edward Snowden's revelations sped up encryption technology and a weaponized robot are among the things we learned in Tech & Science this week.

The film, directed by Oliver Stone, is due out in September.

Sophistication of encryption technology has advanced seven years as a result of Snowden revelations.

Snowden makes unlikely foray into world of electronic music following collaboration with Jean-Michel Jarre.

Obama urged tech community to not take an "absolutist view" on the encryption debate.

Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Moscow's position on the whistleblower has not changed.

The program known as Anarchist also watched for a potential strike on Iran.

European Parliament passes resolution calling on member states to recognize the former NSA contractor as a whistleblower.

The man who exposed NSA surveillance says he's "still waiting" for the government to reply to his offer.

Edward Snowden is newly part of the online conversation.