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(FILES) This combination photo shows (clockwise from top L) Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer at the Bill Graham Auditorium in an October 29, 2012 file photo inn San Francisco; Google's headquarters on 8th Avenue in New York in a January 11, 2013, file photo; people walking past the Apple Store at Grand Central Terminal in New York in a January 25, 2013 file photo; the "Like" icon at the Facebook main campus in Menlo Park, California, in a May 15, 2012, file photo. US spies are secretly tapping into servers of nine Internet giants including Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and Google in a vast anti-terror sweep targeting foreigners, reports said on June 7, 2013. The Director of National Intelligence James Clapper slammed disclosure of information about the scheme, and warned that leaks about a separate program to mine domestic phone records hurt US national security. The White House, meanwhile, facing a fast-escalating controversy over the scale and scope of secret surveillance programs, denied spying on US citizens, but insisted it must use every tool available to keep the US homeland safe. Some of the biggest firms in Silicon Valley were caught up in the program, known as PRISM, including Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, Apple, PalTalk, AOL, Skype and YouTube, the reports said. The Washington Post, citing a career intelligence officer, said the National Security Agency (NSA) had direct access to Internet firm servers, to track an individual's web presence via audio, video, photographs and emails. FILES/AFP PHOTO/STF
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