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The Washington Post reported last night that there is a secret government program called PRISM, which allows the NSA to collect data directly from the central servers of Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, PalTalk, AOL, Skype, YouTube, Apple -
But then, almost all those companies immediately denied knowledge of PRISM, and said no one at the NSA has direct access to their servers. -
Later, the Washington Post distanced itself from the claim that the companies "participate knowingly" in the program. -
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper responded to the controversy, saying the program is not for spying on Americans. -
Meanwhile…Samsung's market cap shrank by $12 billion over pessimism about its smartphone business. -
Google CEO Larry Page thinks people won't mind when others wear Google Glass into the bathroom. -
Uber is lowering its prices. -
TidyTilt, a startup funded by Kickstarter that designed a really cool cover for iPhones, has been acquired by Logitech. -
Scientists say we're closer to actually making invisibility cloaks than you think. -
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