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We Should All Have Something To Hide

Posted on June 12, 2013 by Moxie Marlinspike

Suddenly, it feels like 2000 again. Back then, surveillance programs like
Carnivore,
Echelon, and
Total Information Awareness
helped spark a surge in electronic privacy awareness. Now a decade later, the recent discovery of programs like
PRISM,
Boundless Informant, and
FISA orders
are catalyzing renewed concern.

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