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Events (69)

• May 2004: AT&T Technician Familiar with NSA Wiretapping Operation Retires
• Fall 2002: Rumors of ‘Secret NSA’ Facility Swirl Through AT&T Offices
• October 2003: AT&T Technician Learns Details of NSA ‘Secret Room’ in San Francisco Facility
• Fall 2003: AT&T Technician Learns that NSA Using AT&T Equipment to Spy on Internet, Telephone Data Exchanges
• Late 2002: AT&T Technician Convinced Joint AT&T/NSA Venture Connected to Government Information Collection Program
• Late 2003: AT&T Technician Visits NSA ‘Secret Room’ in San Francisco
• Late 2003: AT&T Technician Learns of Secret NSA-Connected ‘Study Groups’, More Details about NSA Spying on Citizens’ Telecommunications
• Summer 2002: AT&T Informs Staffers that NSA Plans to Begin Conducting ‘Some Kind of Business’ at San Francisco Facility
• October 2001: NSA Creates Massive Database of US Citizens’ Phone Calls
• February 2001: ’Project Groundbreaker’ Set Up to Monitor Domestic Phone Communications?
• Early June, 2006: Lawsuit Alleges Constitutional Violations by NSA and Telecom Firms
• Late 2006-July 2007: Bush Administration Tries to Block Lawsuit against NSA
• Late 2002-Early 2003: AT&T Constructs Secret Surveillance Facility in Main Operations Center
• January 2003: NSA Constructs ‘Secret Rooms’ for Wiretapping US Citizens in AT&T Switching Centers
• February 2001 and Beyond: Three US Telecom Firms Cooperate With NSA Surveillance Program; Qwest Refuses
• February 2001: NSA Approaches Qwest, Other Telecoms, For Provision of Domestic Phone Records and Surveillance Access
• February 2001: NSA Discusses Surreptitious Monitoring of Domestic Electronic Communications with AT&T
• Late May, 2006: Bush Administration Seeks Dismissal of Lawsuit on ‘State Secrets’ Grounds
• Before Mid-March, 2007: FBI Unit Probed for Illegal Use of National Security Letters