PRISM and beyond: Is the government's capture of public data spiralling out of control?
Sooraj Shah looks at the potential pitfalls of the government's all-out assault on citizens' data
The UK public is becoming more aware, and more concerned over, the government's surveillance of its citizens, which at times seems to be spiralling out of control. Edward Snowden's revelations about...
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