Tell Obama Reduce Data Usage

U.S. President Barack Obama ruled reduction of the use of data collected besaryang U.S. intelligence agencies on the grounds of civil liberties must be respected .

Obama claims utilization data for successfully preventing terror attacks in the U.S. and abroad , but then in an effort to overcome such threats excessive risk government action .
This statement is not considered at all satisfactory protest the American civil rights activists .

Protest and anger over the massive efforts of U.S. intelligence to find data including the spying came after news emerged about the leaked U.S. intelligence operations inside and outside the country .
Not just gather electronic data is very large , U.S. intelligence officials also recorded electronic communication records of ordinary people to the leader of another country even close U.S. allies alone .

In the last exposure to whistleblower Edward Snowden mentions there is a collection of 200 million short messages ( SMS ) are collected every day from sleuruh the world , according to those reports the Guardian newspaper and television station Channel 4 News .
' Music Titanic '

In a long-awaited speech at the U.S. justice ministry , said Obama will not apologize for U.S. intelligence gathering operations . He also insisted there was no evidence of data collection is done by breaking the law .
Because it was thought necessary to continue this effort , although he admits there are " opportunities violations " .

" Rearrange I promised today would give the American people confidence that their rights are protected , when the intelligence and law enforcement officials we also maintain procedures that they need in order to keep us safe , " he said .

Obama promised " the United States does not spy on ordinary people who do not threaten our national security " .

" This applies to the leaders of foreign countries as well , " he added .

In operation whistleblowers exposure data collection of the U.S. National Security Agency ( NSA ) , Edward Snowden , revealed that a number of leaders of U.S. allies including German Chancellor Angela Merkel even be tapping target .
Obama proposed that a giant collection of electronic communication data - called metadata - handed over to a third party and can only be accessed after a permit NSA official legal institutions .

But human rights groups respond to Obama's cool intelligence reform pledge is because the bet is far from the truth .

" As the music ( which is played ) for passengers ( the ship ) Titanic ' , writes Steven W Hawkins , Executive Director of Amnesty International USA .

" Changing the information storage warehouse basically no offensive issues : the mass collection of personal data , " he said .