Edward Snowden plans to launch anti-surveillance technology

Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor, proposes to launch an anti-surveillance technology to curb government spying.

He disclosed the plan to a group of hackers on Saturday. Snowden spoke to the HOPE X conference in New York City through a video link from Moscow, reports CNET.

He told the group that they should work towards developing the anti-surveillance technology. Snowden claimed that he would devote his upcoming future towards making this plan a reality.

Snowden, charged under espionage act, is currently living in Russia after escaping from the United States.