It seems that the issue of respect for the privacy of the users and the freedoms of the Internet continues to arouse much controversy and reactions, and while that from the beginning the issue of leaks which exposed Edward Snowden "complicity" of a number of actors in the digital world with the American authorities which led to a number of companies to review their positions, these new attitudes have not yet attained with NSA.
The Agence France Presse (AFP) reported in an article on Monday said us security authorities represented at the FBI and the NSA would not allow for great digital world companies as Google or Apple for making smart phones, encrypted or non-porous, and justified by the fact that these phones may be used for terrorist purposes.
The new permission level to the Director of the national security agency NSA Admiral "Mike Rogers" in front of an audience of experts meeting on the sidelines of the Conference on cyber security in Washington, and the warning is the second of its kind after a similar warning had been launched by "James Comey, FBI Director in October last year.
Mike Rogers pointed out that it is unacceptable to allow the industry marketing PDAs non-porous and so the user has a private encryption key data such as phone numbers, photos, messages, etc, as head of the NSA that he wished there to be a "compromise" in a legal framework between the authorities and manufacturers of smart phones allow for first access to targeted users through legal action.
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