UK intelligence forced to reveal secret policy for mass surveillance of residents’ Facebook and Google use

Headline Title: UK intelligence forced to reveal secret policy for mass surveillance of residents’ Faceboo 17 June 2014 Britain’s top counter-terrorism official has been forced to reveal a secret government policy justifying the mass surveillance of every Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and Google user in the UK, a group of rights organizations announced today.The organizations published the policy, described in a written statement by Charles Farr, Director General of the Office for Security and Counter Terrorism, after they brought a legal challenge against the UK government.The document…

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