Sentence examples for metadata in bulk from inspiring English sources
Some indicated that they might seek to revoke or not renew the NSA's powers to collect data such as phone call "metadata" in bulk.
A senior administration official queried by the Washington Post denied that the Obama administration was "using this program" to "collect internet metadata in bulk", but added: "I'm not going to say we're not collecting any internet metadata".
We have never received a blanket request or court order from any government agency asking for information or metadata in bulk, like the one Verizon reportedly received.
Mr Zuckerberg said: "We have never received a blanket request or court order from any government agency asking for information or metadata in bulk, like the one Verizon reportedly received.
"Moreover, information concerning the use of Section 215 to collect telephony metadata in bulk was made available to all members of Congress, and Congress reauthorized Section 215 without change after this information was provided.
Bates' heavily redacted opinion suggests that the collection of the internet and email metadata from Americans in bulk provided only minimal relevant information to FBI for generating terrorism investigation leads, the entire purpose of the program.
He also reiterated that Congress ought to restore the Patriot Act's controversial metadata program, which collected data in bulk of every American.
"This raises the possibility that the government could collect other types of information in bulk, including internet metadata, location information and financial transactions," said Harley Geiger of the Center for Democracy and Technology.
According to the Guardian's account, a FISA judge issued a legal order every ninety days approving the collection, in bulk, of online metadata.
Drawing applause from the room, the Republican from Kentucky said that he is the only candidate for 2016 who wants to bring an end to the National Security Agency (NSA) programs collecting bulk telephone metadata in an interview with Texas Tribune CEO Evan Smith.
Just take the debate underway right now about bulk collection of metadata in the U.S. Congress.
