MPs publish report into mass surveillance by British intelliegence agencies

MPs publish report into mass surveillance by British intelliegence agencies

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The video discusses the extensive data collection practices of intelligence agencies, highlighting the routine gathering of personal information such as internet browsing history and GPS locations. A report from the ISC calls for legal reforms due to abuses by intelligence staff. The video also covers GCHQ's bulk data interception and the hacking of SIM cards by intelligence agencies. Civil liberties campaigners argue for stronger oversight to keep intelligence agencies in check.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What types of personal data are routinely collected by intelligence agencies for analysis?

Internet browsing history and Facebook likes

Bank account details and passwords

Shopping lists and grocery receipts

Medical records and prescriptions

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What was the main focus of the ISC report regarding intelligence activities?

The recruitment process of new spies

The financial management of agencies

The bulk interception program

The effectiveness of intelligence staff

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which company was mentioned as having its SIM cards potentially hacked by intelligence agencies?

AT&T

Vodafone

Verizon

Gemalto

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What do civil liberties campaigners argue about the role of oversight bodies?

They should reduce the number of intelligence staff

They should increase funding for intelligence agencies

They should be more proactive in constraining agency activities

They should focus on international cooperation

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What is the main concern about the power of intelligence agencies?

Their exploitation of technology and laws

Their impact on the economy

Their recruitment of foreign spies

Their ability to influence political decisions