The confusion is driving away slowly thereby by lifting up the curtains from the fact that have been surprising the prism surveillance program of NSA. The foggy matters become clear that was faded up with clouds of conclusion. The tech companies have come forward to help the government so that they can spy on people. It did not provide an access directly on the back door to their servers. Instead of this, New York Times have reported certain claims that have made it simple to share data from foreign users.
These things have been made easy for the government bodies and other companies like Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, AOL, Paltalk and Yahoo. It will be simple to share data in a secure manner and make it efficient to cater to the responses of the government. It was also revealed in the report that there was no need for the companies to change the computer systems. Both Facebook and Google had discussed plans in order to build a secure portal. These secure portals that will allow an agency of the government to make a request to data.
The requested data will then be uploaded in the servers of the government to be retrieved later. This sounds like that of a dead drop taken from an espionage novel. However, there have been certain variations of these rooms that exist in the Telco switching centers since a long time. It has been prevalent in the physical world. The report also described an instance when an agent had installed software on the one of the servers. These servers belonged to the company itself.
This installed software came much into use and it was used to download data into a laptop since several weeks. It was then claimed by the reports that real time accesses have become an option for the users. It was obvious that it was not jibed with the outright denials of the company. New York Times came up with a new that the employees who have been handling this will not be handling the information. In spite of this, it is not sure that it will go unnoticed in the companies like Facebook and Google.