If you used Yahoo Messenger to video chat with your friends or strangers between 2008 and 2012 — and perhaps even later — British spies might have a collection of screenshots of your most intimate online conversations.
The GCHQ, the British equivalent of the NSA, has been caught collecting screenshots of millions of Yahoo users from their webcams through a program called "Optic Nerve," according to the latest Edward Snowden leak, published on Thursday. A large number of those images were, unsurprisingly, naked pictures taken from sexually explicit webcam sessions. How did this happen? And how worried should you be that something like this might happen again? Read more...
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