Since the whole warrantless wiretapping thing turned out to be so unpopular (who knew?), the Big Telco rats are jumping ship, or at least trying to:
Verizon Denies Turning Over Local Phone Data - New York Times
Verizon, the country’s second-largest phone company, said yesterday that it had not provided local phone records to the National Security Agency as part of efforts to compile a database of calling records to track terrorist activities.
BellSouth Denies It Gave Records to N.S.A. - New York Times
BellSouth said yesterday that it had not shared customer calling records with the National Security Agency, denying a report last week that it was among three major telephone companies to have done so.
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