Since revelations of the NSA's widespread data collection and monitoring earlier this year, Google has staunchly denied working
with the government agency and has taken it to task on a number of
occasions. After calling the NSA surveillance "outrageous" earlier this
month, Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt has come out against the
agency again in an interview with Bloomberg News.
"The solution to government surveillance is to encrypt everything,"
Schmidt said in a speed at the Johns Hopkins University School of
Advanced International Studies. "We can end government censorship in a
decade."
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