Eric Schmidt would be the last person I'd believe on matters related to privacy.
He's well-known for basically claiming that we're not entitled to any privacy ("if you don't want anyone to know blah blah ... ") and for later being a vindictive fool when CNET published some of his personal details found through Google.
Besides, he's not even CEO anymore, why would he know anything about highly confidential dealings with the NSA?
He's well-known for basically claiming that we're not entitled to any privacy ("if you don't want anyone to know blah blah ... ") and for later being a vindictive fool when CNET published some of his personal details found through Google.
Besides, he's not even CEO anymore, why would he know anything about highly confidential dealings with the NSA?