AT&T: We don’t have to disclose any NSA co-operation, not even to shareholders

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The cellular giant says any such co-operation with the U.S. government in its mass surveillance operations would almost certainly be classified, despite concerns from shareholders.

AT&T shareholders are being shut out from receiving information on any co-operation between the cellular giant and the U.S. government, despite leaks that suggest a close relationship with the telecoms industry and federal intelligence agencies.

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