Brazil has been making some moves lately to usurp the United States as the center of the internet. This latest move, to make “NSA-Free” email, is one that directly targets the US government’s efforts to spy on people around the world.
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff announced Sunday that her government was creating a secure email system to try and shield official communications from spying by the United States and other countries.
“We need more security on our messages to prevent possible espionage,” Rousseff said on Twitter, ordering the Federal Data Processing Service, or SERPRO, to implement a safe email system throughout the federal government.
TECHi weighs both sides before reaching a conclusion.
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