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it is necessary for our protection to share information with the government. The surveillance should be moderate and non-invasive.

We either pay for privacy like with ITunes or deal with the information leaks. The problem most people have is that there was no way of knowing what exactly was being shared about you.

States that advances in technology threaten privacy and the amount of control of personal information. These advances have created door ways to greater opportunities for the technology industry, but also the opportunity for consequences to arise.

The author believes we really don't gain from surveillance on a national level. But it does pay to keep an eye on those out of country.

Americans think it is more important who information is shared with. While some think its more important as to what is shared

Fewer guns, fewer gun-related deaths. A simple enough concept, so knock-you-over-the-head obvious that it practically begs for an equally blunt -- if totally oblivious -- response, one made by plenty of pro-gun rights advocates: that more guns make us safer. But a look at the social science literature surrounding the U.S.

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