Phone companies may have to change the way they help the NSA spy on you

President Barack Obama is reportedly set to announce a number of changes to the various NSA spying programs that have come to light recently following a series of leaks orchestrated by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden. While many of the changes will seemingly be intended to curb much of the public outcry over the various ways the NSA is seen invading the privacy of both citizens and noncitizens alike, some changes may stir up even more backlash. According to a report from The Associated Press, U.S. telephone companies in particular are worried that they may have to change the way they collect and store phone records, and also hold onto customer data for longer than they already do. The changes

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