Jimmy Wales says he'll go "ballistic" if the NSA ask for a backdoor into The People's Operator

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TechDigest Editor James O'Malley speaks to Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales about his new job as co-chair of charitable fundraising mobile operator The People's Operator. Given Wales has previously called Edward Snowden a "hero", we asked what if the NSA want access to his new job's systems.

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