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PRISM
Privacy
Surveillance program referenced in public disclosures; relevant to lawful access discussions.
Definition
PRISM refers to a surveillance program referenced in public disclosures and reporting, often discussed as part of intelligence collection and provider data access pathways.
In plain English
Surveillance program referenced in public disclosures; relevant to lawful access discussions.
Why this matters
Why it matters: Understanding historical examples helps users evaluate jurisdiction, transparency, and oversight issues around data access.
Example
Example: Users consider end-to-end encryption and minimization to reduce exposure to third-party access.
Apps Using PRISM
Examples of apps that implement or relate to this privacy concept
