FBI’s Use of Foreign-Surveillance Tool Violated Americans’ Privacy Rights, Court Found

Some FBI surveillance activities violated privacy rights of Americans swept up in a foreign-intelligence program, a surveillance court ruled

The ruling deals a rare rebuke to U.S. spying activities that have generally withstood legal challenge or review.

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