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=== 美国 ===
=== 美国 ===
[[File:Verizon court order FBI.jpg|thumb|2013 年由[[爱德华·斯诺登]]泄露给 《[[卫报]]》 的一份[[机密级]]文档, 原定于[[2038年]][[4月12日]]解密。]]
[[File:Verizon court order FBI.jpg|thumb|2013 年由[[爱德华·斯诺登]]泄露给 《[[卫报]]》 的一份[[机密级]]文档, 原定于2038年4月12日解密。]]
* '''{{link-en|全国可疑行为报告计划|Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative}}''': 在该计划下, 执法者, 公共安全人员, 关键基础设施所有者, 或一般公众, 可提出{{link-en|可疑行为报告|Suspicious Activity Report (justice and homeland security}}。
* '''{{link-en|全国可疑行为报告计划|Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative}}''': 在该计划下, 执法者, 公共安全人员, 关键基础设施所有者, 或一般公众, 可提出{{link-en|可疑行为报告|Suspicious Activity Report (justice and homeland security}}。
* '''[[PRISM (监听项目)|PRISM]]''': 由[[美国国家安全局]]运作的[[电子监听]]项目, 监听目标是参与该项目的公司的客户。
* '''[[PRISM (监听项目)|PRISM]]''': 由[[美国国家安全局]]运作的[[电子监听]]项目, 监听目标是参与该项目的公司的客户。

2014年2月24日 (一) 05:29的版本

本文章列举了世界各国政府已知的監聽计划和数据库。

美国国家安全局无界线人英语Boundless Informant” 计划全球数据收集地图

国际项目

欧盟

  • INDECT英语INDECT: 欧盟出资支持的研究项目, 用于开发在城市环境中监控异常行为的方法 (例如处理闭路电视的数据流)。[1]

各国国内项目

中国 (中华人民共和国)

  • 金盾工程: 也称作 “防火长城”,是该国公安部设立的审查和监听项目。该项目始于1998年,于 2003年开始运作。[2]

法国

位于法国西南部东镇的 Frenchelon 的想象图

印度

俄罗斯

瑞典

瑞士

英国

美国

2013 年由爱德华·斯诺登泄露给 《卫报》 的一份机密级文档, 原定于2038年4月12日解密。

来源不明

最近停止运作的项目

参见

参考文献

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  3. ^ La France se met à l'espionnage. Free (ISP). [11 June 2013] (French). Frenchelon (ou French Echelon) est le surnom donné au réseau d'écoute de la DGSE. Le véritable nom de ce système d'écoute n'est pas connu (contrairement à ce que nous expliquions, ce n'est pas Emeraude) 
  4. ^ India's centralised monitoring system comes under scanner, reckless and irresponsible usage is chilling. Daily News and Analysis. [12 June 2013]. 
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