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U.S. Army plans to track employees’ web activity to avoid future Snowdens

TECHi's Author Rocco Penn

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Last Updated November 20, 2013 · 1:20 AM EST

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Rocco Penn

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The U.S. Army is planning to implement a system which aims to catch anyone who might download and distribute classified documents.

Mashable

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The U.S. Army plans to monitor the online behavior of its employees with tracking software that will be woven into Army Network 2020, an in-house computer network set to launch in seven years.

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