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[13 Feb 2013] Six new arrests in UK phone hacking scandal - English

[27 Sept 2013] Obama, Rouhani hold first ever phone call between US-Iran presidents - English

US President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu talk on the phone to discuss the nuclear deal with Iran. The White House spokesman says the two leaders have re-emphasized the shared goal of preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. He says the call shows consultation continues between the two leaders regarding efforts to negotiate a comprehensive solution regarding Iran\'s nuclear energy program. Israel which is the only possessor of nuclear weapons in the Middle East, has called Tehran\'s interim nuclear deal as a historic mistake.

FBI CAN HEAR YOU EVEN WHEN CELL PHONE IS OFF

13-Investigates explains how your cell phone can be secretly hijacked and used against you - and how to protect yourself.

Viva Palestine 5 Arrives In France - Phone Report With Hasan al-Katib - 19 SEP 2010 - English

Adam shows how to install Android APK App files to your mobile device with touch abilities for better application testing before you attempt to give it away free or sell it in the market. He is using a Samsung Fascinate Phone running Android Froyo 2.2 operating system. Full tutorial series -

Imagine a time you don\'t have a mobile phone; imagine you have to look for a callbox to make an urgent call; imagine you can\'t text or call your mom you\'re getting home late. Yes! It\'s really hard to imagine a world without mobile phones.

[29 Sept 2013] Tensions cannot be removed by a phone call Iran Deputy Foreign Minister - English

The European Union\'s Justice Commissioner says time is ripe for a QUOTE strong and united stand on data protection against US surveillance operations. Viviane Reding called on European states to adopt a data protection law for facing the US as a strong and united entity. This comes amid new reports that the US has been spying on its European allies. Germany has summoned the US ambassador to Berlin over reports that Washington had monitored German Chancellor Angela Merkel\'s cell phone. Merkel herself has called the U-S president to demand immediate clarification. She\'s also set to discuss Washington\'s snooping in Europe with French President Francois Hollande during a two-day EU summit in Brussels. The White House says Obama has assured Merkel that her cell is not being tapped.

[30 May 2014] Putin discusses Ukraine with Hollande over phone - English

3 Major mobile phone companies compromise customers\' call records - English

Al Jazeera's Lawrence Lee reports from London on the British Prime Minister's speech. He also interviews MP Jeremy Corby.

The Rupert Murdoch phone hacking scandal that led to the closure of the news of the world was not surprising news in the perspective of the global media monopoly. Very a few people paid attention to the fact that targeting Muslims by the right wing media which is mostly owned by Murdoch has a longer history than this recent scandal. In this edition of the show we ask the following question; What role has Murdoch's news empire played in the negative portrayal of Muslims?

Phone call with Asma Darvish, an activist and friend of activist Zainab Alkhawaja.

[17 June 2012] British government tracking Internet users - English The British government has proposed legislation that will give blank cheques to Internet and phone firms to pay them to track everyone's E-Mail, Twitter, Facebook and other Internet usage. It is going to cost hundreds of millions of pounds for a massive invasion of people's privacy along with breaching civil rights of almost every citizen in the country and presumably anyone from abroad who communicates with them. The legislation is supposed to catch terrorists before they terrorize, that is of course the excuse! Spain was bailed out during the week at the cost of one hundred billion euros which is around 80 billion pounds and 125 billion dollars. "It is impossible to speak a sentence about the Euro Zone without the words "crisis" and "bail out" in it," said George Galloway. On Sunday, Greeks went to the polls. "If the left wing coalition wins then that would be next week's crisis in the Euro Zone," Galloway added.

Pocoyo finds a phone. He has to work out what its for, and whos on the other end of the line. Its Elly inviting everyone to a party!

An NSA training video, provided by whistleblower, Edward Snowden, shows how easy it is for government agents to gain access to the emails, phone calls, and Internet searches of American citizens. Just a few clicks on the computer – no court order needed – and it\'s done. What a powerful tool this is for blackmailing anyone who is in disfavor with the government. This information also is available to corporations, wealthy individuals, and criminals with off-the-record political influence.

Throughout the Holy Month of Ramadhan the baby has learned to grasp objects, walk and throw. Naturally, this results in Muzaffer’s phone going missing. Raising a child in a foreign country can be hectic to say the least. In this episode of Howza Life, the couple take some time off to visit Mashhad: a little piece of heaven on earth.

This session: - Reason 3: Close Relations - Why do people trust others? - A slippery slope - Reason 4: Internet, social media, cell phone - Where should I save private information? - Your secret is like your blood Hujjatul Islam Haq Panah is a Howza teacher in Qom, Iran.

Analysis Of Sayyed Nasrallah Speech On November 28, 2010 (STL Israeli Espionage) - English Analysis of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah\\\'s Speech With Press TV\\\'s Beirut Correspondent Ali Rizk. Recorded at 1500gmt on November 28, 2010 \\\'Israel spies waging war on Hezbollah\\\' Hezbollah says Israeli-waged intelligence warfare is aimed at incriminating members of the Lebanese resistance movement in espionage. On Sunday, the movement\\\'s Secretary General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah recounted how Tel Aviv would \\\"implant\\\" phone lines in the telephone devices used by Hezbollah members. Aided by technical experts and the Lebanese Army Intelligence, the movement carried out \\\"a comprehensive investigation\\\" into the matter. \\\"We discovered that there are two phone lines in the telephone. One, which belongs to the individual and another, which was planted by the Israelis,\\\" Nasrallah said. \\\"And in your telephones, they can plant numbers, which you have no idea about and they can make phone calls by these numbers. The Israelis can make phone calls to these numbers and hence they can make it look like you\\\'re a spy....\\\" Article Source: http://www.presstv.ir/detail/153015.html

A federal judge in the United States has ruled that the spying activities of the government on the country\\\'s citizens are legal. New York District Judge William Pauley made the ruling in response to a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union against the National Security Agency. Judge Pauley says the NSA\\\'s phone tapping activities are valuable tools to counter what he called threats of terrorism. He also said the mass collection of phone data increases the agency\\\'s capabilities to protect US citizens. The comments come just a week after another federal judge ruled that the surveillance was unconstitutional. Washington DC federal judge Richard Leon said the phone-tapping program violates the Constitution\\\'s ban on unreasonable search.

How many times a day do you check your phone to see if someone’s sent a message? The social dynamics we’re surrounded by can often make us lose sight of what’s important. It only takes a minute to put down the phone and just sit and think. #OneMinuteWisdom #SocialDistancing #SocialMedia #Phone #Islamic #Islam

Pingu is painting a picture while his mom is ironing clothes, but then the telephone rings and Pinga answers the phone, Pingu\'s mom rushes Pinga off the phone - it is Grandpa who\'s suffering measles. Pingu tells Pinga not to mess up his painting but Pinga throws red on it. Pingu gets really angry at Pinga and she runs away from Pingu. They go to Grandpa\'s house, but Pinga blocks the door so Pingu can\'t get out. Pingu backs up and rushes the door, but Pinga has moved away and he falls flat on the ground. They all go to Grandpa\'s house and while Mother tries treatments, Pingu and Pinga run around babbling and dancing, possibly to entertain Grandpa, but end up annoying him. Mother lectures them and tells them to be quiet, but they pretend to cook something in a pot and the lid falls off. Mom tells them to stop messing about and again tells them to be quiet, but they play dress-up while Pingu is on a sled and they crash into the drawer. Pingu\'s mom, exasperated, makes them go outside, where Pingu finds a board and puts it above a giant wad of snow to play seesaw. Mother, exasperated again, tells them to stop. Pingu then kicks snowballs into the door and kicks one into Mother. She finally has had enough of their behavior and tells them to go home. They then use markers to make fake spots and then call Mother. She comes home, lifts the bed sheets and finds them all spotty, like the measles. When Mother rubs their heads she finds out they have used crayon and they try it on Mother. When she jumps on the bed in the ending, she breaks it (much to Pingu\'s surprise). They then laugh.

The US Justice Department has clandestinely gained access to two months of telephone records of reporters and editors of The Associated Press in what the New York City-based news agency described as a \"massive and unprecedented intrusion.\" The records obtained by the Justice Department comprised outgoing calls for the work and personal phone numbers of individual reporters, for general AP office numbers in New York, Washington, and Hartford, Connecticut, and for the main number for the AP in the House of Representatives press gallery. In all, the US government obtained the records for more than 20 separate phone lines designated to AP and its correspondents in April and May of 2012. Press TV has conducted an interview with Alfred Lambremont Webre, international lawyer, about the US Justice Department gaining access to telephone records of reporters and editors of The Associated Press. Follow our Facebook on: https://www.facebook.com/presstv Follow our Twitter on: http://twitter.com/presstv Follow our Tumblr on: http://presstvchannel.tumblr.com

The Canadian government has been spying on its people by monitoring their telephone records and Internet data, Press TV reports. Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail reported on June 10 that Defense Minister Peter MacKay had approved a \"metadata\" surveillance program in 2011 that tracks online activity and phone calls in search of suspicious activities. However, in response to a question whether the Ottawa government was monitoring the phone and email records of the Canadian people, MacKay claimed that the \"program is specifically prohibited from looking at the information of Canadians.\" \"This program is very much directed at activities outside the country, foreign threats in fact,\" he added. The program, introduced by the former Liberal government in 2005, was put on hold on account of concerns that it could lead to warrantless surveillance of Canadians. But according to the daily, the program was quietly reinstated in 2011, after MacKay signed a ministerial directive, which is not subject to parliamentary scrutiny.

Germany chancellor has called the U-S president to demand immediate clarification on reports that the U-S spied on her. The German government spokesman says Angela Merkel had made clear to Barack Obama that if the information proves to be true, it would be completely unacceptable and represents a grave breach of trust. This, after Germany said it had received info that the U-S is spying on Merkel\'s cell phone communications. But the White House says Obama has assured Merkel that her phone is not being monitored. The U-S spying scandal is taking center stage after fugitive American whistle-blower Edward Snowden revealed the details of the program. Washington\'s espionage scandal has already caused outrage among Italian, French, Mexican and Brazilian officials.

The US National Security Agency has justified tracking the data of millions of people, wherever they are in the world. The NSA says its tracking of cell phones overseas is legally authorized under a presidential order. The intelligence agency says it isn\'t tracking every foreign phone call, and it takes measures to limit how much US data is collected. It was revealed earlier this week that the NSA gathers up to five billion records every day on the location data for hundreds of millions of cell phones worldwide. Documents supplied by whistleblower Edward Snowden detail how the NSA is applying sophisticated mathematical techniques to map cell phone owners\' relationships.