US intelligence services are suspected of surveillance of Internet users
Photo from the site www.innovatingtomorrow.com The US intelligence services have direct access to the servers of the nine largest Internet companies, including Microsoft, Yahoo, Google and Facebook, reports Washington Post. According to the publication, in the framework of the PrisM secret government program, the Federal Bureau of Investigations and the US National Security Agency secured direct access to private information stored on Internet companies in order to monitor individual citizens.