claim: the usa freedom act undercuts privacy because "the phone records will be in the hands of the phone companies with hundreds of people available to look at the records, versus 20 or 30 people in the government."
author: lindsey graham
evidence_1: jul 28, 2014 ... us: surveillance harming journalism, law, democracy ... nsa can run facial  recognition programs; the acquisition of hundreds of millions ... of millions of  people in the us and around the world, the us government has at ..... step  towards ending bulk collection of us persons' phone records and metadata, ...
evidence_2: jun 4, 2015 ... the u.s.a. freedom act effectively ends the national security ... if the  government wants to look at a suspected terrorist's call data, it must ... undercuts  privacy because "the phone records will be in the hands of the phone companies  with hundreds of people available to look at the records, versus 20 or 30 ...
evidence_3: internet privacy involves the right or mandate of personal privacy concerning the  storing, ... people with only a casual concern for internet privacy need not  achieve total ... many people were enraged by this breach in privacy, and the  lane v. ... threats include geolocation, meaning that one's phone can detect  where they are ...
evidence_4: the records aren't changing hands. lindsey graham · the usa freedom act  undercuts privacy because "the phone records will be in the hands of the phone  companies with hundreds of people available to look at the records, versus 20 or  30 people in the government." — politifact national on thursday, june 4th, 2015 .
evidence_5: the fact that police abuse remains a significant problem does not mean there ...  in communities all across the united states people have organized to bring about  .... and complaints by phone or mail, or requires in-person, sworn statements. ......  each of the 50 states has a freedom of information act or an open records law.