PC World: The FBI and CIA can also query the content of U.S. residents’ electronic communications that the National Security Agency inadvertently collects when targeting foreign terrorism suspects, an intelligence official said.
While privacy advocates have objected to a so-called “backdoor search loophole” allowing the NSA access to electronic communications by U.S. residents, it was unclear until now whether other agencies also had access to those emails, phone calls and other communications.
