Bound by court orders under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, these companies have been prevented from detailing the number of requests by the NSA. But Verizon said it is in talks with ...

But it said that its report will not disclose information about other national security requests received by the company. Verizon said it has a legal obligation to provide customer data to law ...

Verizon and T-Mobile did not respond to ... “did not have a formal customer notification policy regarding surveillance requests prior to Senator Wyden’s inquiry.” “Our current policy ...

Verizon said it also will provide other details about the requests for customer data ... court set up under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to fight terrorism. A presidential advisory ...

Verizon says it will publish information on the number of requests it gets each year Presidential advisory panel this week recommended sweeping changes to surveillance programs Recommendations ...

Even though it's received nearly 150,000 government data requests so far this year, Verizon says the overall percent of its customers affected remains small. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a ...

Verizon, and T-Mobile—failed to establish systems to notify offices about surveillance requests, as required by their Senate contracts." While the issue has been rectified for Senate-funded ...

Verizon Communications received at least 1,000 requests for information about its subscribers from the FBI on national security grounds last year. A report by the telecoms group on Wednesday also ...

This is a significant number of National Security letters and unlike Google's transparency report, Verizon does not specify the number of accounts impacted by these requests. Verizon has pledged to ...

Similar to transparency reports published by other major Internet companies, Verizon’s report will not disclose information about other national security requests received by the company.

the telecom carrier said in its first surveillance transparency report. The number of law enforcement requests to Verizon dwarfed the number of requests to some large tech vendors. Google received ...