O le sili ona lata mai na lipotia e le tusitala, o Edward Snowden, na faaalia ai le ofisa o le puipuiga a Peretania GCHQ o loo teuina le faitau afe o imeli mai tusitala na galulue mo le tele o tala fou o le lalolagi, e aofia ai le BBC, Guardian, New York Times, Washington Post, ma isi.
E le mafai e Snowden ona faʻaaoga se Apple iPhone. E ui lava i faʻamatalaga a Apple ua faʻalauiloa mai ni tekonolosi fou e le mafai ona fetuʻunaʻi e leoleo, o se tasi o faʻaliga a Snowden e tele na faʻaalia ai e mafai e le NSA ona faʻapipiʻi masini e tusa lava pe ua tape.
Mo Snowden, o le filifiliga e teʻena ia ituaiga tekonolosi o se filifiliga a le tagata lava ia ma faʻapitoa, pei ona taʻu atu e Kucherena ia RIA Novosti i le Aso Gafua.
“E le faʻaogaina lava e Eteuati se iPhone, e i ai lana telefoni faigofie… O le iPhone e iai lana polokalama faʻapitoa e mafai ona faʻagaoioia ia lava e aunoa ma le ia lava lolomiina le faʻamau e faʻaputuputu ni faʻamatalaga e uiga ia te ia, ma o le mafuaʻaga lea na ia musu ai e faʻaoga le telefoni e faʻavae luga o le puipuiga, "Fai mai Kucherena.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- “Edward never uses an iPhone, he's got a simple phone… The iPhone has special software that can activate itself without the ownеr having to press a button and gather information about him, which is why he refuses to use the phone based on security grounds,” Kucherena said.
- The latest leak by the whistleblower, Edward Snowden, showed the British security agency GCHQ has been storing thousands of emails from journalists working for the world's biggest news organizations, including the BBC, Guardian, New York Times, Washington Post, and others.
- Despite Apple's claims that it has released new technology that cannot be compromised by the police, one of Snowden's multiple revelations showed the NSA can bug devices even when they are turned off.
