Flagger App Floods Internet With NSA Red Flag Words b4in.org/gQv Are you fed up with NSA domestic spying actions against U.S. civilians? Well a new browser add-on called Flagger puts the power back in your hands. Now you can fight back against NSA corruption and illegal Internet monitoring. How does Flagger work? It’s a simple concept that involves tagging all URLs that you visit with red flag keywords the NSA has traditionally used to identify suspicious Internet activity, such as “bomb”, “Taliban” or “anthrax”. The idea is that if thousands, or even millions of Internet users start flooding Internet traffic with such red flag keywords, the government surveillance apparatus will become completely overwhelmed with the incoming signals. Flagger was created by Jeff Lyon, who told reporters that the point behind Flagger is to send NSA a powerful message through the use of “individual free-speech messages”, and that the add-on was created in the spirit of mass “civil protest” – to let the NSA know that its unconstitutional actions are unacceptable, and that most Americans do not advocate its extreme domestic surveillance operations. More b4in.org/gQv
Posted on: Thu, 03 Oct 2013 07:55:29 +0000
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