WASHINGTON: The White House denied Thursday spying on US citizens or people living in the United States, after revelations of a vast Internet surveillance program.
The Washington Post and Britain's Guardian newspaper reported that the National Security Agency (NSA) had tapped directly into the servers of Internet giants -- including Microsoft, Google, Facebook and Apple -- to obtain videos, photographs and emails.
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