do you know if echelon (NSA) records all the phone calls in the world?
439669
Yes,they do.The Echelon system is state-of-the-art technology at its best.Google echelon....theres alot of info on it on the Web.
168546
If you want to know that call their last command and ask. The info may not be given out in a post 9/11 era.
525697
No it is impossible to know their phone numbers. Except one time when Paris Hilton's phone got hacked and celebrity phone numbers were all over the internet. I tried calling Lindsay Lohan it wus pretty cool but she didnt pick up. Dont try looking for those phone numbers because all those people on her list changed their numbers. Trust me I tried.
892468
a few countrys have already i think if it helps then yeah but another one will just pop up if terrorist do use services like. that  but i  think there using skype lol
571054
The NSA exists and it is not secret. They even have a website.
977273
No but I have heard of it.\n\nDon't waste a single second talking to them.  Just hang up.
96742
I think the only way would be to actually check the fax machine - they ususally have automated logging of faxes sent and received.\n\nIf you were supposed to get a fax, you could try to check your phone company to see if they will release record of incoming calls to your fax line.
777091
I don't think that exist....be careful if you are receiving calls from this number, it may be a scam!
172660
Just the ISP (ISP of the person) can tell you at a specific time which phone number was using a specific IP.\n\nBut they will not reveal their users private info to you, therefore it is almost impossible.
78346
Of course.  That is what has made me laugh about this wire tapping NSA situation.  We have been watched since the government realized years and years ago they can't trust the american people. Every thing you do is recorded and stored somewhere.  We are being watched and we will always be watched.
818117
Yes, they absolutely can. They have access to things the general public doesn't. It is usually as easy as getting logs from the phone company that are not available to the general public. Plus, it can be done quickly. Also, in most areas, if you hit *57 or *56  (check in the front of your phone book) after they call, even if it is private or anonymous, it can be traced. The cops usually don't get involved in it unless you notify them. If you hit those numbers more than 3 times and it shows up as the same caller in the phone company logs, the police also get involved. Some cities police departments do it automatically after being notified by the phone company and some cities need you to contact the police yourself even if you hit the trace numbers. I would advise you to call the police and they will tell you what to do. Be aware that the phone company WILL NOT tell you who it is or what number it is coming from. The police must determine this.
330658
Any signal transmitted through the air can be picked up by ECHELON. All data on the Internet travels through at one time or another. Mostly to satellites and back.\n\nThe only communications you could use that ECHELON won't pick up is two cans and a string.\n\nHope this answers your questionl.
396301
They just make phones as far as I know.
497009
I looked it up here, and it found no results. http://find.intelius.com/reverse-phone-lookup.html\nMy guess is that it's not a real numberl.
92411
Two things I want to point out:\n\nFirst, the NSA program isn't "wiretapping"; it's a process called "data mining", which basically means that, when the U.S. captures a terrorist's computer, they feed the data on it into the NSA supercomputers & see what gets spat out.  That gives them new things to look at, and follow new leads from there.\n\nAlso, FISA was written 30 years ago -technology has come a long way since then.  It's designed for wiretaps of conversations taking place entirely in the U.S. (but with Voice-Over Internet Protocols on cell phones), a guy in Afghanistan could call a guy in Pakistan, and the phones would read as a call from, say, Philadelphia to New York.  The FISA judges have no jurisdiction in these matters -foreign policy & national security are under the purview of the president -and he did notify those in Congress who needed to know (Senate Majority & Minority Leaders, Speaker of the House & House Minority Leaders, Chairs and Ranking Members of the House & Senate Intelligence Committees).  It's legal.\n\nOh, and the FISA judge who "resigned in protest"?  Said judge had received a few rebukes from the FISA Court of Appeals for being too restrictive when issuing warrants or overstepping constitutional bounds.
599920
check you recent called numbers...
224281
Threats real or imaginary, the US govt. has more or less always eavesdropped on ALL of its people, more so susceptible groups. Remember cold war? Each American's track record was maintained and what not. The same is happening now. The Echelon System records every radio transmission in the world. More than 85% of Internet switches and servers pass thru or are owned by US. As I type now, it is being recorded somewhere in some server. The Fed has openly admitted they record every damn conversation in the country and not just those in-coming or out-going. Your purchases, your subscriptions, your bank accounts, your contacts - real or virtual - just about anything worth recording, are being recorded. \n\nAnd you can't do anything about it. For good or bad?  For democracy or fascism?