> his own "ThinThread" system was designed to do exactly that, but with better technical controls over who could view the data.
That's plainly false. His system was specifically designed to throw-out private data, that is, never to store it. There is no data to view if it's not stored. See his 29C3 technical talk where he goes over it. [1]
>The notion that Binney is a staunch opponent of PRISM-style surveillance is revisionist.
This ignores nearly everything Binney has actually said when asked about why he came forward to blow the whistle on NSA's spying activities. Also, see above.
That's plainly false. His system was specifically designed to throw-out private data, that is, never to store it. There is no data to view if it's not stored. See his 29C3 technical talk where he goes over it. [1]
>The notion that Binney is a staunch opponent of PRISM-style surveillance is revisionist.
This ignores nearly everything Binney has actually said when asked about why he came forward to blow the whistle on NSA's spying activities. Also, see above.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDM3MqHln8U