Qwest
Profile: Qwest
Events (12)
- February 27, 2001: Qwest CEO Refuses to Cooperate with NSA in Alleged Domestic Wiretapping Program 2001-02-27
- May 11, 2006: USA Today Reports NSA, Telecom Firms Cooperating in NSA Domestic Surveillance 2006-05-11
- May 11-12, 2006: Hayden Disputes Allegations from Former Qwest CEO about NSA Domestic Surveillance 2006-05-11
- May 12, 2006: Telecoms Sued over Allegedly Illegal Cooperation with NSA’s Domestic Spying Program 2006-05-12
- May 16, 2006: Former NSA Analyst Slams NSA’s Domestic Surveillance Program 2006-05-16
- October 12, 2007: Court Documents Show Former Qwest CEO Refused to Cooperate with NSA Spying Program 2007-10-12
- Fall 2003: AT&T Technician Learns that NSA Using AT&T Equipment to Spy on Internet, Telephone Data Exchanges
- October 2001: NSA Creates Massive Database of US Citizens’ Phone Calls
- 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
- 1997: US Military and NSA Ask for Access to Telecom Networks
- February 2001: NSA Discusses Surreptitious Monitoring of Domestic Electronic Communications with AT&T