Computers, Privacy & the Constitution

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To say the the internet has changed how we communicate and share information would be an incredible understatement. The ability for anyone to easily communicate with anyone else in the world is now a reality. Networked communication, however, is not without its shortcomings. The ubiquity of the internet as a communications platform has given rise to a surveillance state. The goals of any particular state in surveilling our communication may differ, but the common thread is the accumulation and filtering of the vast amounts of information transmitted each day over the internet.

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