Summary
In an era defined by digital surveillance and unprecedented data collection, the narrative of one of the most consequential whistleblowers of the 21st century offers profound insights into privacy, ethics, and government power. This memoir delves into the life and motivations of an individual who challenged the status quo by exposing global surveillance programs, prompting worldwide debates about security and civil liberties.
- The complexity of modern surveillance: The book reveals the vast scope and technical sophistication of government surveillance efforts that many were unaware of prior to these disclosures.
- Ethical dilemmas in intelligence...
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