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Rebecca Richards, Privacy and Civil Liberties Director, NSA

The National Security Agency went into crisis mode after contractor Edward Snowden revealed details of its massive spying enterprise. One of the things it did w...

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April 27, 2015 9:34 am

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The National Security Agency went into crisis mode after contractor Edward Snowden revealed details of its massive spying enterprise. One of the things it did was hire a privacy and civil liberties officer. Rebecca Richards got that job, and says it’s more than just words on paper. She’s determined to implement effective safeguards. On the Federal Drive with Tom Temin, she explained more about her mission.

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